A/HRC/17/12 75.10. Intensify awareness-raising relating to teenage pregnancy and sexual education (Norway); 75.11. Work with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to develop a common core document which, in conjunction with treaty-specific lists of issues, will help to streamline treaty reporting (Maldives); 75.12. Adopt necessary measures to combat and eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, and, in this regard, review the work of the Department of Gender Affairs and proceed with relevant reforms (Ecuador); 75.13. Take further effective measures to ensure the equal treatment of women, in accordance with its international obligations under CEDAW (Sweden); 75.14. Introduce long-term measures including programmes to change the tenor of the political discourse in campaigns in order to achieve greater female participation in decision-making (Hungary); 75.15. Adopt necessary policy measures to enable women to accede, under equal conditions, to positions of responsibility in the public and private sector (Ecuador); 75.16. In order to promote an effective gender equality, develop policy, legislative and administrative measures to ensure a better representation of women in decision-making and managerial positions in all sectors of public administration and, so far as possible, in the private sector (Spain); 75.17. Introduce necessary measures in the field of anti-discrimination and equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value (Turkey); 75.18. Continue training programmes in order to educate youth on issues regarding equal treatment of men and women in order to secure the health and safety of women (Norway); 75.19. Continue efforts to adopt measures to avoid the stigmatization of the Rastafarian community (Chile); 75.20. Implement further measures to ensure the effective elimination of domestic violence (South Africa); 75.21. Increase its efforts to raise awareness about domestic violence and encourage victims of domestic violence to report the abuse to the proper authorities (United States of America); 75.22. Continue its efforts to prevent, sanction and eradicate all forms of violence against women, as well as to overcome stereotypes, which cause gender-based discrimination (Argentina); 75.23. Step up its efforts to eradicate domestic violence and sexual abuse within the framework of comprehensive policies to combat gender violence and to protect children’s rights (Spain); 75.24. Identify the causes of the high level of domestic violence and sexual abuse for the purpose of having a more precise diagnosis, which would make it possible to take the necessary and adequate measures for their eradication (Uruguay); 75.25. Formulate and adopt legislation against domestic violence which classifies sexual violence, rape and incest as serious offences and establish 14

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