A/HRC/29/6 118.73 Continue its cooperation with various international organizations particularly the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in order to achieve additional progress in the field of economic, social and cultural rights (United Arab Emirates); 118.74 Continue cooperating with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to strengthen human rights education within the judiciary, and the military and security forces (Equatorial Guinea); 118.75 Continue collaboration with the international institutions to combat the Ebola virus (Kuwait); 118.76 Step up cooperation with the international community, improve its public health care system and raise its capacity in preventing and addressing large scale public health events such as Ebola outbreaks (China); 118.77 Continue its national efforts, with the support and assistance of the international community, in the promotion and protection of human rights particularly in the realization of economic, social and cultural rights of the people of Guinea (Bangladesh); 118.78 Take further measures to address the difficulties regarding the registration of children at birth and to implement a universal birth registration strategy (Albania); 118.79 Intensify its efforts to ensure that all children are registered at birth, particularly in rural areas (Turkey); 118.80 Implement a comprehensive strategy for birth registration taking into account the particular situation of refugee children, former refugees and migrants (Côte d’Ivoire); 118.81 Establish the necessary conditions to register boys and girls at birth, including ensuring free birth certificates (Mexico); 118.82 Overcome prejudices against women and girls, and strive to eliminate stereotypes and harmful practices (China); 118.83 Consider adopting a comprehensive strategy addressing all forms of discrimination, particularly on promoting the rights of women, girls, and children with disabilities, children living in rural areas, children living in poverty, refugee children and children born out of wedlock (Albania); 118.84 Enhance efforts to fight all forms of discrimination against women by ensuring effective implementation of the existing legislation, by implementing a policy of equal work for equal pay, by developing a comprehensive national strategy to facilitate equal access of girls and women to all levels and fields of education (Italy); 118.85 Strengthen the fight against all forms of discrimination, particularly violence against women and girls, with special emphasis on the fight against sexual violence and female genital mutilation (Luxembourg); 118.86 Adopt measures to combat stereotypes that place women and girls at a disadvantage and further promote equality between men and women (Togo); 118.87 Take steps to legally ensure equal rights of children born of incestuous relationships or born out of wedlock, according to Article 378 of the Civil Code (Spain); 18 GE.15-07505