A/HRC/13/7 National Action Plan on Gender Equality and achieve a comprehensive and systematic approach to gender equality policies (Netherlands); 19. Strengthen measures to raise awareness and provide information through specific programmes of human rights education and training and to incorporate human rights in school curricula (Morocco); 20. Develop a national strategy to include in the school system at all levels appropriate measures in the field of human rights education, in accordance with the Plan of Action 2005-2009 of the World Programme for Human Rights Education (Italy); 21. Strengthen cooperation with human rights treaty bodies (Brazil); 22. Consider measures it deems appropriate to eliminate the discrimination in terms of disparity of salaries between men and women, in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Algeria); 23. Continue and enhance efforts to ensure substantive equality between women and men in all spheres and at all levels of society, including awarenessraising campaigns to eliminate stereotypes regarding gender roles (Canada); 24. Continue its efforts to eliminate stereotypes associated with traditional gender roles in the family and society (Mauritius); 25. Increase cooperation with the Turkish Cypriot community with the aim of further promoting the rights of all individuals in Cyprus (United Kingdom); 26. Reinforce existing non-discrimination legislation and take all necessary measures to prevent discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation (Netherlands); 27. Prohibit all discriminatory practices and criminalize defamation, slander and incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence, whether they are public or not, towards a person or a group of persons because of their sexual orientation (France); 28. Incorporate a gender perspective in all government policies that target women belonging to different groups of vulnerable people, in line with relevant recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Australia); 29. Continue its global and integrated approach in all policies of gender equality in all areas and take necessary measures to increase participation of women in public and political life (France); 30. Adopt a comprehensive and integrated approach to its gender equality policies in all areas, especially with regard to refugees, asylum-seekers, displaced persons and persons with disabilities (Czech Republic); 31. Ensure the effective implementation of existing legislation on nondiscrimination, including by consulting with civil society, disseminating information to vulnerable groups about legal protections that are available to them and directing appropriate resources where needed to improve implementation (United States of America); 32. Adopt and implement an effective strategy to combat domestic violence (Canada); 17