A/HRC/28/13 108.53 Continue to respect the terms of the SADC roadmap and that political leaders work together towards reconciliation (Australia); 108.54 Continue its efforts on reducing the unemployment rate, eliminating poverty and emphasizing the protection and promotion of people’s economic, social and cultural rights (China); 108.55 Incorporate human rights into the curriculum (Djibouti); 108.56 Promote efforts aimed at implementing the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Egypt); 108.57 Intensify its cooperation with the treaty bodies (Niger); 108.58 Take steps to eliminate discriminate against women (Ghana); traditional cultural practices that 108.59 Make further progress with the domestic implementation of international conventions it has ratified and adopt stringent measures, including legislation and awareness-raising campaigns, with a view to eliminating traditional and cultural practices that discriminate against women and girls (Netherlands); 108.60 Step up its efforts to ensure that legislation combating gender-based discrimination is effectively implemented and that effective measures are adopted to strengthen gender equality (Spain); 108.61 Continue its efforts to adopt legislations to combat trafficking and protect women’s rights in particular nationality and gender equality (Sudan); 108.62 Step up efforts to improve the civil registration service so that all children will be registered at birth (Turkey); 108.63 Reform its nationality law to ensure that all citizens have equal right to confer nationality to their children and the children born to citizen mothers are no longer at risk of statelessness (United States of America); 108.64 Step up efforts to stop discrimination against twins (Angola); 108.65 Take a policy in order to guarantee effective application of the law on real estate ownership and overcome the customs which make it impossible for women to inherit land (Belgium); 108.66 Step up efforts directed at fighting discrimination based on gender, particularly in order to end discriminatory treatment affecting children born to a foreign father married to a Malagasy women (Brazil); 108.67 Institute a framework for combating gender-based violence and punishing perpetrators (Ghana); 108.68 Continue efforts to combat trafficking of women and children, including the establishment of a national plan of action to combat trafficking (Indonesia); 108.69 Adopt a national plan of action to combat sexual and gender-based violence, criminalize marital rape as a matter of urgency and strengthen laws and their implementation on trafficking in persons (Ireland); 108.70 Adopt further measures to prevent and contrast those practices — such as early and forced marriages, and moletry — which have a negative impact on the empowerment of women (Italy); GE.14-24933 17