A/HRC/24/9 124.152. Put an end to the violations of the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression, torture and other ill-treatment (Democratic People's Republic of Korea); 124.153. Take actions to avoid labour discrimination based on age, particularly against young people and the elderly, as well as promote actions to reduce prejudices based on the life cycle (Mexico); 124.154. Take necessary measures to enforce anti-racist laws in the labour market (Pakistan); 124.155. Continue addressing gender inequalities in the labour market, in particular with a view to accelerating women’s representation in high ranking, decision making posts (Slovakia); 124.156. Establish concrete goals to accelerate the achievement of substantive gender equality, including measures to increase women’s representation in decision making positions and addressing the long-standing pay gap between women and men (India); 124.157. Take further measures to promote equal representation of men and women in decision-making positions (State of Palestine); 124.158. Take further measures to provide women and men with equal opportunities in the labour market for example by improving the availability, affordability and quality of childcare (Finland); 124.159. Increase public awareness about equal career opportunities and undertake measures to increase the availability of childcare facilities that will enable women to fully participate in the labour market (Slovenia); 124.160. Adopt proactive measures to promote equal gender representation in decision-making positions, and implement non-discriminatory policies to ensure equal pay for women (Bahrain); 124.161. Strengthen measures to bridge the wage gap between women and men, including in the private sector (Sri Lanka); 124.162. Concretize equal pay of women and men as soon as possible (Burundi); 124.163. Prioritize measures to minimize and end pay differentials between men and women (Trinidad and Tobago); 124.164. Enhance both federal and regional measures to promote equal pay for equal work and to facilitate women’s return to their career paths after childbirth (Sweden); 124.165. Provide, in accordance with its obligation under international human rights law instruments, effective protection for the family as the fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 124.166. Continue to promote the right to access to water (Bangladesh); 124.167. Redouble efforts to ensure that girls and boys have an education with equal opportunities in terms of professional career, as well as to eliminate the difference in the remuneration of men and women (Peru); 124.168. Fully respect the choices of parents concerning the education of their children in accordance with arts. 14 and 18 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Holy See); 24