A/HRC/23/8 92.25. Continue its cooperation with the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms and extend an open invitation to the Special Procedures (Guatemala); 92.26. Consolidate the positive results in the fields of human development, the ratification of international instruments, trafficking in persons and combatting violence against women (Viet Nam); 92.27. Move towards harmonization between national laws and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Paraguay); 92.28. Enhance efforts to ensure the safety and the rights of children (Bangladesh); 92.29. Strengthen the rule of law and the current legal reform process for better ensuring equality, freedom and enjoyment of all human rights for its people, especially vulnerable groups like women and children (Viet Nam); 92.30. Continue in its dialogue within the Constitutional Reform process with a view to adequately defining “discrimination” and guaranteeing the equal rights of all women within Bahamian society (Trinidad and Tobago); 92.31. Strengthen efforts to eliminate discrimination against women (Bangladesh); 92.32. Continue with its active efforts to improve its legislation to further promote gender equality and the rights of women (China); 92.33. Put in place a comprehensive strategy with a result-oriented approach to eliminate stereotypes that discriminate against women in the family, the workplace, in politics and in collaboration with civil society (Norway); 92.34. Adopt further measures aiming at addressing the situation of discrimination between men and women and to eradicate negative stereotypes (Italy); 92.35. Amend the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Act to criminalize marital rape (Norway); 92.36. Strengthen its legislative and policy framework to ensure women’s rights are promoted and protected as a national priority, and in particular urgently consider criminalizing marital rape (Ireland); 92.37. Adopt measures to address the commission of any criminal acts or violence directed towards people based on their actual or perceived race, national or ethnic origin, language, colour, religion, sex, age, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, or any other similar factor (Canada); 92.38. Request cooperation and technical assistance for the development and implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (Chile); 92.39. Strengthen the resources given to the Office of Women's Affairs and consider the possibility of complying with the recommendations of UNHCR and CEDAW, concerning the abolition of the legal provisions that prevent the transmission of nationality to Bahamian women (Paraguay); 92.40. Consider amending the legislation regarding the transmission of nationality to children of Bahamian mothers born abroad and foreign spouses in order to ensure full and effective equality of rights between men and women in this area (Peru); 17