A/HRC/17/4 78. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Rwanda, which considers that they have already been implemented: 78.1. Ratify CERD (Maldives); 78.2. Continue and even accelerate its law review process and ensure that all gender and other discriminatory provisions in the legislation are repealed (Slovenia); 78.3. Provide the National Commission for Human Rights with human and material resources (Algeria); provide sufficient human and financial resources to the National Commission for Human Rights, so as to enable the Commission to carry out its mandate more effectively (Malaysia); 78.4. Design plans and strategies to ensure sustainability in protecting the rights of women and children (Egypt); 78.5. Create a comprehensive policy on the rights of the child (Hungary); 78.6. Accelerate the process of legal reform and ensure that all discriminatory provisions in the legislation, especially those regarding women, are abrogated (Morocco); continue its efforts to improve the guarantees on the rights of women through the revision of all discriminatory laws (Burkina Faso); 78.7. Continue to address the issue of gender discrimination (Japan); explicitly prohibit discrimination against women, in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Hungary); 78.8. Set up prevention, repression and assistance mechanisms to help victims to fight sexual and domestic violence, as well as all types of discrimination against women (France); adopt policies aimed at promoting women’s rights and combating domestic and sexual violence (Brazil); adopt a national strategy to fight all forms of violence against women (Moldova); 78.9. Introduce legislation explicitly prohibiting corporal punishment and promote alternative, non-violent forms of discipline (Azerbaijan); 78.10. End solitary confinement sentences and ensure that those sentenced to life imprisonment benefit from the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and adopt urgent measures against overcrowding; (United Kingdom); in line with the Human Rights Committee, put an end to sentences of solitary confinement, and ensure that persons sentenced to life imprisonment benefit from the safeguards of the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Italy); 78.11. Ensure, with effective measures, the demobilization of all child soldiers and secure their rehabilitation and social integration (Slovenia); 78.12. Open television broadcasting frequencies to private providers (Austria); 78.13. Ensure that the good practice of the “high rate of female parliamentary representation” is materialized through enhanced women’s participation in decision-making in the country (Indonesia); 78.14. Further strengthen efforts to increase the participation of women in decision-making posts, in particular at the local level (Azerbaijan); 79. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Rwanda, which considers that they are in the process of being implemented: 15