A/HRC/13/14 16. Take concrete measures to increase the proportion of women in senior management positions in the civil service (Norway); 17. Continue efforts to combat ill-treatment of children and design policies and programmes to address these practices (Brazil); 18. Specifically prohibit corporal punishment at home and in schools and undertake appropriate campaigns to educate families on alternative forms of discipline (Germany); 19. Prohibit corporal punishment at home and in schools and sensitize families in this respect (Italy); 20. Establish an appropriate system of juvenile justice in conformity with international standards and its international commitments (Argentina); 21. Take further practical steps to enhance the administration of juvenile justice (Belarus); 22. Take measures to clarify which terms and conditions apply for the granting of publishing permits to newspapers (Norway); 23. Further promote the proper use of technologies, with particular attention to the Internet, based on human values, respect for self and others and children’s rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 24. Maintain the momentum given to positive social policies relating to health care; allocate the necessary resources to ensure the institutional capacity required for its health-care system (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); continue and deepen efforts already under way to promote full enjoyment of the right to health for all (Cuba); 25. Continue its efforts to promote human rights, in particular in the area of education and in providing health services (Saudi Arabia); 26. Maintain and strengthen efforts geared to fulfilling the Millennium Development Goals (Cuba); 27. Continue to carry out its excellent effort to ensure nine years’ compulsory education for all children from the age of six (Bhutan); 28. Continue to strengthen economic, political and social development with full participation of the population of all strata (Lao People's Democratic Republic); 29. Share its experience with other developing countries with respect to its achievements, especially in welfare, education and health sectors (Cambodia); share its experience on achievements in areas such as education and health care (Viet Nam); consider sharing best practices from its health-care system through relevant United Nations agencies (Bhutan); 30. Share with other Member States its experiences and best practices in achieving almost all targets of the Millennium Development Goals and eradicating extreme poverty (Islamic Republic of Iran); 31. Share its positive experience and best practices with other countries regarding the high level of ethnic and religious tolerance in Brunei Darussalam (Azerbaijan); 16