A/HRC/10/79 Page 17 6. To pursue its efforts, with the assistance of OHCHR, to abide by the timeline described in item 2 of paragraph 105 of the national report relating to its reporting to treaty bodies (Algeria); to strengthen cooperation with OHCHR with a view to building capacity in the area of human rights (Italy); to submit its periodic reports as soon as possible and establish mechanisms for the implementation of recommendations with the participation of civil society (Mexico); 7. To undertake urgently a campaign and initiate programmes aimed at eliminating all forms of de jure and de facto discrimination against women (Uruguay); 8. To step up its efforts, in complying with its international human rights obligations, and end discrimination of ethnic minorities to ensure they are able to carry out peaceful activities without harassment, threat of detention or imprisonment (Denmark); to eliminate all norms and practices that lead to the discrimination of members of national minorities, such as Russians, Uzbeks, Kazakhs, Turks and Kurds (Uruguay); 9. To put in place and apply sanctions against the perpetrators of domestic violence (Switzerland); 10. To implement the provisions of the Palermo Protocols ratified by Turkmenistan, in particular with a view to criminalizing trafficking in persons (France); to take steps to fight against trafficking in human beings and to comply with the conclusions of the Committee of the Right of the Child and other treaty bodies (Hungary); 11. To follow-up on the recommendations formulated by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in 2006, and to adopt all necessary procedural laws to ensure women’s access to justice, and to enhance women’s awareness of their rights through legal literacy programmes and legal assistance so that they can claim all their rights (Switzerland); 12. To bring Turkmenistan’s laws into line with articles 14 and 15 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Canada); 13. To comply with its international obligations for the exercise of freedom of expression, ensuring the right to seek, receive and impart information and ideas, including by electronic means and from foreign sources, and to act against any form of harassment and intimidation of journalists (Italy); to strengthen measures to promote freedom of association and take measures to guarantee the full exercise of the right to freedom of expression, including the right to access to public information by civil society organizations and individual citizens (Mexico); to intensify its efforts and take appropriate measures to guarantee the right of opinion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly (Sweden); 14. To take effective measures to allow independent non-governmental organizations to register and work freely (Poland); to reform the registration process to make it easier for organizations to register and work freely (Netherlands); to ensure that members of civil society are allowed, free of harassment, to meet with representatives of foreign media and Governments and international organizations (Germany);