A/HRC/11/22* equal representation for men and women not only in the National Assembly, but also at all the levels of State powers (Russian Federation; Malaysia); 26 40. Continue applying a gender perspective in its policies and programmes, including in the follow-up to the results of the UPR, and continue its actions, particularly through awareness-raising campaigns and public education programmes, to work towards the eradication of stereotypes associated with traditional roles of men and women in the family (Serbia; Philippines); 41. Continue the programmes aimed at promoting the human rights of disabled persons and submit within the set timeframe the initial report to the Committee established by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Ghana); 42. Maintain its efforts for not applying death penalty (Brazil); 43. Strengthen national capacities to assist victims of domestic violence (Mexico); 44. Continue to develop the preventive educational and social reinsertion approach as a priority channel to prevent crime (China); 45. Take all measures to avoid incidents of violations of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Netherlands); 46. Maintain its efforts to continue ensuring respect for freedom of religion and belief for all Cubans and maintain its policy of respect and tolerance for all religions without discrimination (Pakistan), including the right to choose one’s belief at one’s own discretion or not to profess any religion of any sort (Russian Federation; Azerbaijan); 47. Continue efforts to guarantee the fullest possible enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, so that it can continue to make headway towards ensuring the fulfilment of the Millennium Development Goals (Nicaragua; Iran; Zimbabwe; Saudi Arabia); 48. Consider sharing its experience and best practices with other developing countries in achieving the MDGs, particularly in areas of primary education, gender equality and reduction of child mortality (Malaysia); 49. Continue its efforts in the field of economic, social and cultural rights as well as rights recognized in the UDHR and ICCPR (Switzerland); 50. Continue its commitment to fulfil the right to education and to the right to health for all its citizens and share its experiences and best practices in the promotion and protection of these two fundamental rights (Indonesia) 51. Give priority to enhancing its recent policies aimed at increasing agricultural production with a view to reinforcing the right to food and the realization of food security, despite the boycott imposed against Cuba (Algeria); 52. Consider adopting a general legal framework for the right to food, as a good practice and reference for developing countries (Qatar; Bahrain); 53. Implement the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food in the report on his visit to the country (Pakistan); GE.09-16273