A/HRC/17/15 their informed consent, access to education, employment and social security, as well as full participation in the political, social and economic life of the country (Spain); 76.21 Introduce an official moratorium on the death penalty and resubmit the proposals for a complete abolition of the death penalty to the new Parliament once established (Denmark); 76.22 In line with the recommendations from the Committee on the Rights of the Child, take immediate steps to halt and abolish the death penalty and life sentences for crimes committed by persons under 18 (Norway); 76.23 Introduce in the Criminal Code all necessary amendments aimed at criminalizing acts of torture and the crime of enforced disappearance (France); 76.24 Bring national legislation on torture and other ill-treatment in line with international human rights standards and make any such act a criminal offence (Denmark); 76.25 Carry out an awareness-raising and information campaign aimed at resisting customs and traditions, which have given rise to discriminatory practices and violence against women, especially in the family environment (Canada); 76.26 Continue to strengthen awareness-raising and sensitization activities for practitioners, families, traditional or religious leaders and the general public in order to encourage change in traditional attitudes aiming at effective eradication of female genital mutilation, Wahaya and other harmful practices (Slovenia); 76.27 Address traditional practices that are against human rights, inter alia female genital mutilation, through more concerted efforts, involving local levels (Norway); 76.28 Implement and apply legislative as well as other measures that aim at the eradication of harmful tradition practices such as female genital mutilation (Poland); 76.29 Continue and strengthen awareness-raising activities aimed at eradicating traditional practices that are harmful to children, including female genital mutilation (Italy); 76.30 Follow-up the Committee on the Rights of the Child’s recommendations relating to the practice of female genital mutilation, and organize awarenessraising campaigns in public and in schools (Germany); 76.31 Take all appropriate measures to ensure an effective implementation of the prohibition of female genital mutilation, especially in terms of prevention, sensitization, control and legal sanctions (Belgium); 76.32 Prioritize the implementation of a comprehensive approach to combat all forms of violence against women, in line with what the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women recommended (Chile); 76.33 Continue its measures to tackle the problem of violence against women, including domestic violence and to address gender equality in all spheres of life (Azerbaijan); 76.34 Develop and strengthen appropriate legislative measures to address the issues of trafficking, sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children and take GE.11-12306 13