A/HRC/22/4 99.19. Renew its efforts to protect vulnerable groups, particularly persons with disabilities, women and children (Iraq); 99.20. Continue to intensify its efforts to achieve MDG 5 by the given deadline (Pakistan); 99.21. Continue the effective implementation of the initiative known as “Towards a National Plan to Combat Discrimination” (Armenia); 99.22. Continue to cooperate with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council in investigating cases of enforced and involuntary disappearances (Belarus); 99.23. Undertake an inclusive process with a wide range of civil society representatives when implementing the UPR recommendations (Norway); 99.24. Reinforce the institutional mechanisms and establish planning instruments for ensuring equality between women and men (Bulgaria); 99.25. Step up the efforts to combat discrimination against women at all levels (Republic of Moldova), including by reinforcing the institutional mechanisms and establishing planning instruments for ensuring equality (Indonesia); 99.26. Consider the possibility of making amendments to legislation aimed at strengthening equality for women and men, as well as consider the question of adopting legislation to ensure equality of rights and opportunities, including in the area of access to vocational training (Uzbekistan); 99.27. Define racial discrimination as an offence in domestic law in keeping with CERD’s observation in 2010 (Trinidad and Tobago) and implement the recommendation of CERD to step up efforts to recognize itself as a multi-ethnic State (South Africa); 99.28. Study the possibility of adopting new measures to strengthen the fight against discrimination, particularly with regards to persons of African descent (Tunisia); 99.29. Continue to implement measures to fill whatever protection gaps regarding persons of African-descent (Nicaragua); 99.30. Include Afro-Argentinians to reflect the historical memory of AfroArgentinians (South Africa); 99.31. Continue its work to combat discrimination against vulnerable sectors and against all forms of discrimination, while encouraging the application of affirmative action policies for indigenous peoples and the migrant population (Bolivia(Plurinational State of)); 99.32. Continue its efforts to eradicate any form of discrimination against older persons (Brazil); 99.33. Strengthen human rights education and training programmes for the police and law enforcement forces, in particular those working in penitentiary establishments (Costa Rica); 99.34. Ensure that all allegations of excessive use of force, torture and cruel and other forms of ill treatment, including in detention places and prisons, 16