A/HRC/17/18 84.19. Continue efforts to ensure the submission of national reports to the treaty bodies (Honduras, Dominican Republic); 84.20. Undertake a participatory and inclusive process with civil society organizations, including indigenous peoples organizations, in the implementation of universal periodic review recommendations (Norway); 84.21. Continue to strengthen the gender approach in all spheres of national life with positive measures to achieve the effective promotion and protection of the rights of women (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 84.22. Take additional measures to implement recommendations on various issues as put forward by the Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, in particular the low participation of women in decisionmaking bodies and in public life, and the high rates of illiteracy and school dropout among women (Moldova); 84.23. Continue affirmative action measures to strengthen the participation of women in publicly elected posts (Costa Rica); 84.24. Continue promoting the prompt adoption of a law against all forms of discrimination, in accordance with its international human rights commitments (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 84.25. Continue to make progress in measures to prevent discrimination against any person due to its sexual orientation or gender identity (Colombia); 84.26. Ensure that persons with disabilities have appropriate access to facilities and services, including education, information, and public transportation (United States); 84.27. Abolish the death penalty under the military legislation (Slovenia, Spain);1 84.28. Continue its efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, by entirely financing and implementing the National Plan for the Prevention and Eradication of the Sexual Exploitation of Girls, Boys and Adolescents. Amend the national legislation on the sexual exploitation and trafficking in children to bring it in line with the international instruments (Republic of Moldova); 84.29. Increase attention to the protection of trafficked women and children (Holy See); 84.30. Strengthen efforts aimed at combating trafficking in persons and sexual exploitation of women and children and the problem of street children (Malaysia); 84.31. Strengthen the implementation of relevant policies, such as the Plan to Prevent and Eradicate Child Labour and the empowerment of its National Commission for the Elimination of Child Labour, in particular with regard to the ILO Convention No. 182 concerning the Prohibition and Immediate Action for the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour, to address the phenomenon of child labour (Slovakia); 1 The recommendation as read by Spain during the interactive dialogue: Adopt legislative measures with a view to abolish the death penalty for all instances Adopt legislative measures with a view to abolish the death penalty for all instances. 15