A/HRC/26/4 136.82 Deploy possible additional efforts to prevent cases of torture and illtreatment and to prosecute perpetrators (Italy); 136.83 Consider a possibility of improving the penitentiary system as well as implement, in the national legislation, provisions of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Russian Federation); 136.84 Continue advancing in the fight against torture and ill-treatment in the administration of justice, of the security forces of the State and in the penitentiary centres (Spain); 136.85 Further strengthen the Legal Aid Department of the Ministry of Justice and establish relevant mechanisms for coordination of its activities with other entities working in the area of providing legal assistance (Uzbekistan); 136.86 Ensure that access to education is not hampered by differences, particular gender, and take necessary measures to guarantee security of female students and staff members (Mexico); 136.87 Continue to enact measures to ensure girls’ right to education, namely the reinforcement of security, hiring of more female teachers and improvement of schooling facilities (Portugal); 136.88 Continue to take all possible measures to improve access to quality education without gender discrimination (Switzerland); 136.89 Continue strengthening national democratic institutions (Nepal); 136.90 Pay particular attention to the human rights related issues, particularly by encouraging effective participation of women in political life (Morocco); 136.91 Seek international cooperation in order to improve its electoral system, prior to the presidential and provincial elections due in 2014, and the election due in 2015 (Brazil); 136.92 Take necessary measures to increase the percentage of women in decision-making positions (Ethiopia); 136.93 Ensure the inclusion of provisions relating to equality between men and women in the Constitution and the legislative system, and continue to pursue the implementation of effective measures to combat gender inequality (Chile); 136.94 Advance in the application of legislative measures aiming at the prohibition of discrimination in education, in particular in the rural areas, with a view to promoting gender equality (Chile); 136.95 Strengthen efforts on the fight of discrimination against women and girls, particularly regarding access to education, health, justice and participation (Ecuador); 136.96 Improve national legislation to ensure equality between men and women based on the non-discrimination principle (Russian Federation); 136.97 In the light of the current reform of the Criminal Code and the Code on Criminal Proceedings, do not include any discriminatory provisions against women (Spain); 18