A/HRC/24/5 115.66. Continue and improve its policies with a view to the progressive elimination of economic, social, cultural barriers, in particular discrimination factors against women in the family and in society (Togo); 115.67. Continue incorporating new provisions into the legislative framework to reduce disparities between men and women, bearing in mind that half of the population are women (Nicaragua); 115.68. Bolster its policies to promote women’s rights (Luxembourg); 115.69. Continue its efforts towards eliminating negative sexist stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women, both in the public and private life (Botswana); 115.70. Continue to strengthen the rights of women, eliminating sexist stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women in public and private life (Rwanda); 115.71. Intensify efforts to eliminate the sexist stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women in public and private life, using the National Gender Equity and Equality Plan (Nigeria); 115.72. Enhance efforts to eliminate existing discriminatory stereotypes regarding the roles and responsibilities of women and men in family as well as in society at large (Germany); 115.73. Renew the national equality plan, bearing in mind recommendations that have been made to the country in this area (Nicaragua); 115.74. Advocate for the revision of labour code provisions to ensure the full application of the principle of “equal pay for equal work” for both men and women (United States of America); 115.75. Step up efforts to prevent sexual violence by awareness raising and education campaigns aimed at a better understanding of the notion of equality between women and men and a greater capacity to establish relationships based on mutual respect (Canada); 115.76. Continue to promote gender equality and combating violence against women (Cuba); 115.77. Continue to strengthen its domestic framework and institutions to protect women against violence and promote gender equality (Singapore); 115.78. That further measures be adopted and resources be allocated to effectively support the implementation of the 2011 Gender-Based Violence Act so as to better address, prevent and punish episodes of discrimination and violence including domestic violence against women (Italy); 115.79. Continue to combat all forms of discrimination in education in particular by adopting specific measures aimed at combating remaining gender-related inequalities (Burundi); 115.80. Continue to take measures to combat all forms of discrimination in the area of education and protect minority groups (Chile); 115.81. Adopt further measures which aim to combat discrimination in education, combat illiteracy and promote gender equality (Egypt); 115.82. Strengthen its measures to combat violence against children (Senegal); 19