A/HRC/23/6 111.9 Reinforce all efforts to preserve the progress achieved in a large number of areas such as justice, promotion of freedom, education and health, the fight against inequality and against child trafficking, and public freedoms (Congo); 111.10 Harness the necessary international cooperation to implement a sustainable educational and cultural campaign, in time and space, to achieve the full eradication of the use of and practice of the so-called female genital mutilation as a contribution to the comprehensive development of women in Mali, and their right to health in particular (Paraguay); 111.11 Cooperate closely with the United Nations human rights mechanisms in Mali. (Austria) / Continue ongoing efforts to timely submit due national reports to the treaty monitoring bodies (Guatemala) / Pursue efforts, with the support of the international community, for the submission of the reports that were due to the treaty bodies, including the Human Rights Committee and the Committee against Torture (Montenegro) / Submit promptly all due reports to international treaty bodies (Slovenia) / Submit the expected reports to the Human Rights Committee and the Committee against Torture as soon as possible (Germany); / Continue making efforts to prioritize the reports to the treaty bodies (Chile); 111.12 Cooperate fully with all special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council and give a favourable response to requests for visits made by the special procedures mandate holders (Chile); 111.13 Carry out more efforts to combat all kinds of discrimination and violence against women (Libya); 111.14 Take further steps to ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination against women as well as to expand representation of women in decisionmaking positions (Thailand); 111.15 Ensure full respect for women’s rights (Slovenia); 111.16 Continue to implement measures to protect and promote women’s rights (Australia); 111.17 Uphold the de facto moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty as soon as possible (Italy); 111.18 Establish a death penalty moratorium and look for measures for its complete elimination (Costa Rica); 111.19 Provide the police and armed forces with clear instructions and the necessary training so that they act in accordance with international human rights norms, in particular with regard to extrajudicial executions, torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary detentions and acts of intimidation (Canada); 111.20 Provide police, gendarmerie and the armed forces with clear instructions and the necessary training to act in accordance with International Human Rights standards (Montenegro); 111.21 Give clear orders to the security forces regarding the need to constantly respect international human rights norms, especially the full prohibition of torture and other ill-treatments (Tunisia); 111.22 Seize this opportunity to do its utmost to safeguard the fundamental rights of all citizens, regardless of gender and ethnicity, in all of its territory, in line with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International GE.13-11815 15