A/HRC/29/12 96.45 Promote further women’s rights in the field of education and health (Niger); 96.46 Strengthen measures to fight discrimination against women and children, particularly in rural areas (Senegal); 96.47 Continue making progress in the implementation of legislative provisions to prohibit and combat discrimination against children with disabilities, children with HIV/AIDS, and girls, in line with the Committee on the Rights of the Child recommendation (Chile); 96.48 Consider enacting specific legislation which prohibits discrimination against certain groups of children, particularly girls, children with disabilities and children living with HIV/AIDS (Namibia); 96.49 Take concrete measures to combat discrimination against all children, including by creating a specific comprehensive strategy to eliminate negative attitudes and practices that discriminate against children and to encourage girls to attend school (Estonia); 96.50 Continue to improve conditions of detention (Djibouti); 96.51 Improve detention conditions for all, particularly women and youth (Rwanda); 96.52 Ensure the effective implementation of the recently adopted legislation aimed at fighting discrimination and violence against women (Italy); 96.53 Implement existing laws to prosecute sexual and gender-based violence, in particular female genital mutilation as well as domestic violence, and to address legal gaps and other deficiencies in measures to combat sexual and gender-based violence effectively (Germany); 96.54 Complement legislative efforts to improve women’s rights with public awareness campaigns on Female Genital Mutilation or cutting and protection against abuse and sexual violence (United States of America); 96.55 Raise awareness of the criminalization of female genital mutilation and also ensure perpetrators of female genital mutilation are brought to justice (Australia); 96.56 Accelerate the implementation of the national plan to combat female genital mutilation so that this practice is eradicated and effectively criminalized, and additionally, strengthen education and awareness-raising programmes (Chile); 96.57 Take measures to enforce the criminalization of female genital mutilation, ensuring that offenders are prosecuted and punished in accordance with the law, as well as re-enforcing public education and awareness-raising programmes aimed at eliminating this practice (Ireland); 96.58 Assess the implementation of the National Action Plan to Combat Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (Italy); 96.59 Identify lessons learned and develop a new action plan to reduce the incidence of the heinous practice of female genital mutilation/cutting (Italy); 96.60 Draw up a follow-up plan to the Action Plan to Combat Female Genital Mutilation and Cutting, which includes evaluation mechanisms of outcomes and measures to make effective the punishment of such practices, as well as appropriate budget allocations for its implementation in rural areas (Mexico); GE.15-07685 17