A/HRC/14/12 33. Adopt measures to guarantee women’s equality under the law (Chile); 34. Ensure the equal treatment of women and girls in law and practice (Austria); 35. Facilitate for all children born to Iranian mothers access to a birth certificate and Iranian nationality, regardless of the nationality of the father (Mexico)1; 36. Continue to improve its policies and programmes to advance the status of women and girls, and protect children, including those with disabilities (Indonesia); 37. Take further concrete steps to promote the rights of disabled persons (Kazakhstan); 38. Continue its efforts to support persons with disabilities and integrate them in society on an equal footing, as real social partners (Kuwait); 39. Respect at least the minimum standards and the provisions of ICCPR and CRC concerning the death penalty, for as long as it is maintained (Belgium); 40. Consider the abolition of juvenile execution (Kazakhstan); 41. Take measures to ensure that no torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment occurs (Netherlands); 42. Take further steps to eliminate torture and other forms of ill treatment, and ensure an effective and impartial judicial system (Denmark); 43. Respect the human rights of prisoners and detainees, and investigate and stop immediately any alleged abuses (Ireland); 44. Ensure that the treatment of detainees duly follows international standards and that irregularities to those standards are properly investigated (Estonia); 45. Conduct a policy of zero tolerance towards the trafficking in women and girl children, child prostitution and the production of pornography involving children (Germany); 46. Ensure, in law and practice, all guarantees of due process of law established in ICCPR, including the principle of presumption of innocence, as well as avoiding any punishment for the exercise of other rights recognized under the Covenant, such as freedom of expression and the right to association and assembly (Mexico); 47. Uphold its constitutional provisions guaranteeing freedom of worship (United States); 48. Respect the freedom of religion (Germany); 49. Take all measures necessary to ensure the protection of religious minorities, including implementing the recommendations on adequate housing put forward by the Special Rapporteur after his visit in 2006 (Denmark); 1 The recommendation as originally formulated: “Guarantee that all children born to Iranian mothers have access to a birth certificate and Iranian nationality, regardless of the nationality of the father” (Mexico). 15