A/HRC/17/7 89.37. Continue its aspirations to bring women into the mainstream of its national aspirations (Bangladesh); 89.38. Continue its efforts to develop capacities of women to fulfil their responsibilities as key partner in the development (Pakistan); 89.39. Intensify efforts and measures to ensure the effective promotion of women rights protection, in line with the special customs and values of the Omani society (Mauritania); 89.40. Conduct an awareness and information campaign aimed at confronting the customs and traditions that give rise to discriminatory practices and violence against women, particularly within the family (Canada); 89.41. Further adopt policies and legislation to combat discrimination and violence against women, particularly domestic and sexual violence (Brazil); 89.42. Ensure equal rights between women and men with regard to personal status, employment and education (Italy); 89.43. Strengthen the National Committee on Persons with Disabilities, fully ensuring its operations through the development of its norms and provision of adequate financial resources; adopt a national strategy to eliminate de facto discrimination against persons with disabilities based on an appropriate statistics system (Spain); 89.44. Take concrete steps to strengthen protection of women, ensuring that complaints of domestic violence are properly registered and investigated by the police, and that perpetrators are prosecuted and convicted (Norway); 89.45. Launch an awareness-raising campaign regarding the elimination of violence against women (Jordan); 89.46. Continue its efforts to end the practice of female genital mutilation in line with recommendations by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Slovenia); 89.47. Continue efforts to put an end to the practice of female genital mutilation (Italy); 89.48. Share its experience in fighting human trafficking with other States and continue its efforts to fight this social ill in cooperation with the international community (United Arab Emirates); 89.49. Continue its efforts to effectively combat human trafficking, also through raising public awareness (Azerbaijan); 89.50. Strengthen its efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking offences through studying international best practices, developing domestic legislation in conformity with international standards, establishing institutions and agencies and strengthening cooperation with relevant international organizations and bodies (Islamic Republic of Iran); 89.51. Increase law enforcement against trafficking for forced labour and take steps to systematically identify and protect victims of trafficking (United States of America); 89.52. Continue its efforts to combat and eradicate trafficking in persons in accordance with international standards (Argentina); 16