A/HRC/22/12 122.92. Continue its efforts for the improvement of the health system and the elimination of discrimination against women and discrimination on the basis of caste (Holy See); 122.93. Increase its endeavours on promotion and protection of women’s rights especially in rural areas (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.94. Continue organizing awareness educational courses on human rights, including training on equality between women and men, and on women’s rights (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 122.95. Continue to work towards the empowerment of women and the promotion and protection of all their rights and intensify efforts and programmes to combat the phenomenon of trafficking of women and children (Qatar); 122.96. Further enhance measures to combat and prevent discrimination against vulnerable groups (Myanmar); 122.97. Train its law enforcement personnel on gender sensitivity and equality (Slovakia); 122.98. Definitely abolish the death penalty (France)/Abolish the death penalty (Namibia)/Abolish the death penalty (Spain)/Consider definitely abolishing the death penalty in its domestic legislation (Ecuador); 122.99. Consider the possibility of derogating the death penalty of its juridical regime (Argentina); 122.100. Declare an official moratorium on the death penalty (United Kingdom)/Declare a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Uruguay)/Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, as a first step towards complete abolition of this practice and accession to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Australia)/Promptly establish a de jure moratorium on the death penalty (Belgium); 122.101. Implement measures to protect the right to life and freedom of expression of human rights defenders, and ensure that the perpetrators of violence are brought to justice (Australia); 122.102. Take steps to implement laws and policies with a view to eliminating early and forced marriage (Canada); 122.103. Take effective measures to prevent forced or early marriage, in particular with a view to ending rape, sexual exploitation and forced conversions of scheduled caste girls (Austria); 122.104. Adopt all possible measures to prevent and explicitly prohibit in its legal order the recruitment of children and their participation in armed actions and terrorist activities (Uruguay); 122.105. Continue fighting against trafficking of children and violence against women (Djibouti); 122.106. Prohibit child labour of minors under the age of 14 (France); 122.107. Ensure the reporting and investigation of cases of violence against women, effective awareness campaign against violence and consolidate measures to address sexual abuses and exploitation of children (Egypt); 21