A/HRC/16/17 91. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Mauritania, which considers that they have already been implemented or are in the process of implementation: 91.1. Adhere to main international human rights instruments so that it can continue to promote women’s rights and develop programmes for the rights of children, and pursue the efforts to disseminate a human rights culture in the executive branches of the Government (Egypt); 91.2. Consider the ratification of and accession to the outstanding major international human rights instruments (Nigeria); 91.3. Bring domestic law into full compliance with CRC (Poland); 91.4. Continue the process of harmonizing domestic legislation with provisions of international instruments (Azerbaijan); 91.5. Celebrate 25 March every year as a National Day of Reconciliation in order to enhance reconciliation in the society (Qatar); 91.6. Develop a comprehensive operational plan for the promotion of gender equality and advancement of women, containing clear goals and timetables, as well as a mechanism for monitoring (Slovenia); 91.7. Carry out national information campaigns designed to promote a culture that values diversity, understanding and tolerance (Canada); 91.8. Continue its efforts to further accelerate its ongoing process of developing a comprehensive mechanism to further promote and protect human rights and freedoms (Sri Lanka); 91.9. Disseminate the provisions of CRC, and conduct public awarenessraising campaigns among local communities (Poland); 91.10. Strengthen its cooperation with treaty bodies (Senegal); 91.11. Continue its persistent efforts to promote mechanisms for the protection of the rights of children, particularly children with disabilities, and to secure their rights, and continue the implementation of programmes for children (Yemen); 91.12. Carry out an awareness-raising campaign to persuade citizens to abandon the female genital mutilation practice (Germany); 91.13. Ensure that the security forces receive clear guidance and, if needed, training, so that they can act at all times in conformity with international standards in the area of respect for the rights of peoples, in particular with regard to the right to life, the prohibition of torture and other inhuman and degrading treatment (Canada); 91.14. Pursue its action in the area of education, and ensure that all legal practitioners benefit from it, namely, judges, penitentiary staff and law enforcement personnel in the rule of law (United Arab Emirates); 91.15. Ensure that confessions obtained through torture have no value and that the new reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure is effectively carried out with respect to access to counsel and family and limits on the custody period (Sweden); 91.16. Strengthen or enhance efforts to put an end to corruption in public institutions (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 17