A/HRC/25/4 124.11 Strengthen the process of empowerment of the grassroots communities in the framework of the fight against poverty (Djibouti); 124.12 Continue to prioritise policies aimed at promoting equality, ensuring the reduction of poverty and strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights for all (South Africa); 124.13 Continue to provide educational and training facilities for persons with disabilities; double its efforts to reduce child labour and provide care for vulnerable children in schools and on the streets (Zambia); 124.14 Mobilize sufficient resources for the implementation of the Child Survival Action Plan launched on 7 July 2013 (Burkina Faso); 124.15 Develop a policy for child protection ensuring a better system of guarantees of the rights of the child (Luxembourg); 124.16 Continue on the path of strengthening the protection of children, particularly by continuing the fight against child begging, accelerating the modernization program of the daaras and facilitating access to justice for minors (Turkey); 124.17 Continue to promote the empowerment of women (Rwanda); 124.18 Continue to commit itself to implementing a poverty reduction strategy and improving maternal and infant care (China); 124.19 Continue its efforts in the fight against maternal mortality, to facilitate women's access to health, and for the enrollment and retention of girls at school and in vocational training centers (Republic of Moldova); 124.20 Continue taking measures to protect social rights, including the rights of children, women and persons with disabilities (Uzbekistan); 124.21 Redouble its efforts for the implementation of all economic, social and cultural rights for its population (Lebanon); 124.22 (Mexico); Complete and submit the pending reports to corresponding treaty bodies 124.23 Sustain the initiatives to promote gender parity (Ghana); 124.24 Continue the policy of eliminating inequalities between men and women (Romania); 124.25 Continue the significant efforts underway to ensure gender equality (Côte d’Ivoire); 124.26 Pay increased attention to matters of gender parity (Russian Federation); 124.27 Ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination against women and persons with HIV/AIDS (Thailand); 124.28 Respect all obligations under the Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading treatment or punishment , trying to avoid, by all means, incidents of torture in police custody, and, on the presumption that these may have taken place , that these crimes remain unpunished (Spain); 124.29 Review its legislation to expressly prohibit that a statement made under duress or as a result of torture acts or practices be considered as evidence (Uruguay); 16 GE.13-18935