A/HRC/24/8 82.31. Carry out a comprehensive legal review of its domestic legislation and traditional practices to amend or eliminate those cultural practices and stereotypes which discriminate against women, bearing in mind its condition as State party to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, while implementing innovative measures addressed to youth and adults to increase the understanding of the concept of equality between women and men and to present a positive and nonstereotypical image of women (Uruguay); 82.32. Work out and implement all those necessary measures, including legislative revisions, aiming at tackling discrimination and stereotypes against women, in particular those conducive to abuses and violence (Italy); 82.33. Continue its efforts in promoting gender equality including expanding the role of women in its national development (Malaysia); 82.34. Continue to work to achieve gender equality in the country (Guatemala); 82.35. Consider strengthening its policy and relevant legislation, as well as allocating adequate resources, to further promote gender equality and women’s participation in public life (Thailand); 82.36. Pursue the efforts aiming at promoting women rights and ensuring gender equality, with particular attention to the access of women to justice and women participation in public life (Algeria); 82.37. Take further steps to increase women’s empowerment, including in political and economic life, and through local and national implementation of effective measures to address domestic violence and gender discrimination (Australia); 82.38. Implement policies to combat discrimination against women, both in public and private life (Spain); 82.39. Continue to promote and strengthen the realization of women’s rights, with special attention on equal rights and opportunities in the labor market (Brazil); 82.40. Strengthen its national machinery to promote gender equality and gender mainstreaming (Trinidad and Tobago); 82.41. Continue to combat discriminatory societal behaviours, in particular discrimination against women in law and practice, and take further steps to address violence against women, and domestic violence in particular (Canada); 82.42. Continue its efforts to guarantee gender equality by, for example, launching a public awareness campaign in order to stop violence against women and impunity for crimes against women (Netherlands); 82.43. Pass and implement its proposed legislation to prevent violence against women and adopt a strategy to properly tackle the unequal status of women in many areas including education, public life and decision-making (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 82.44. Adopt appropriate laws to combat violence against women in general and domestic violence in particular (France); 15