A/HRC/33/13 76.11 Continue its actions to promote gender equality and the full participation of women in the political, economic and social life of the country (Cuba); 76.12 Continue to promote women’s empowerment (Pakistan); 76.13 Continue the efforts to ensure that national legislation prohibits discrimination on the grounds of disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and social status (Mexico); 76.14 Take measures to reduce overcrowding in prisons (China); 76.15 Introduce alternatives to imprisonment for minor offences, with a view to reducing overcrowding and improving the situation of prisoners in general (Portugal); 76.16 Effectively apply the law on intra-family violence to combat domestic violence and promote gender equality (China); 76.17 Strengthen the measures to combat domestic violence, in particular the effective implementation of the existing legal framework, data collection and training of State officers responsible for receiving complaints (Colombia); 76.18 Strengthen its policies to fight violence, especially gender-based violence and sexual violence (Spain); 76.19 Continue its efforts in fighting all forms of violence against women (Portugal); 76.20 Take all necessary measures to effectively strengthen the combat against domestic violence and sexual violence against women (France); 76.21 Take steps to ensure implementation of the Domestic Violence Act and the Sexual Offences Act (Maldives); 76.22 Prevent, punish and eradicate all forms of violence against women, including marital rape (Panama); 76.23 Review its domestic legislation in order to criminalize sexual abuse within marriage (Honduras); 76.24 Implement recent legislation on the rights of the child and strengthen efforts to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination and violence against children and other vulnerable groups, including through awareness-raising campaigns, dedicated training of law-enforcement personnel and adequate support to victims of violence (Italy); 76.25 Develop a strategy and public policies against child neglect and abuse (Panama); 76.26 Strengthen measures to assist victims of human trafficking, taking into account their fundamental rights and the needs of particularly vulnerable groups such as women domestic workers and sex workers (Colombia); 76.27 Ensure effective implementation of the legislation against trafficking of human beings and enhance support to the victims of trafficking, especially women and children (Italy); 76.28 Continue to implement laws, policies and programmes targeted at combating trafficking in persons, prosecute the identified perpetrators and provide rehabilitation for victims of trafficking in persons (Malaysia); 14 GE.16-10597