A/HRC/8/35 Page 13 9. To adopt as a matter of priority legislative and other measures to guarantee gender equality and strengthen efforts to eradicate customs and traditions that discriminate women, and that the minimum legal age for marriage of girls is increased to 18 years (Czech Republic); 10. To consider harmonizing its civil and criminal codes with international human rights norms, particularly regarding marriage, family relations, patrimony and succession (Mexico); 11. To integrate, in a systematic manner, a gender perspective in the UPR followup process (Slovenia); 12. To take the necessary measures to follow up on the recommendations of CEDAW, notably by enshrining gender equality in its Constitution and by criminalizing domestic violence, and to place particular attention on gender issues in the preparation of policies (Canada); 13. To sensitize the police, the judiciary, public administration and the general population to the importance of gender equality (Canada); 14. To bring the criminalization of child trafficking in line with international standards (Mexico); 15. To prohibit by law the worst forms of corporal punishment of children in all places (Mexico); 16. To take further steps to ensure that juvenile courts are set up and that children are separated from adults in detention facilities (Hungary); 17. To amend domestic legislation to conform to the principles of Convention of the Rights of the Child (The Netherlands); 18. To create a judicial system for minors and improve their situation, including the separation of minors from adults in prisons (Italy); 19. To bring detention and prison conditions in line with articles 9 and 10 of ICCPR and with the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, making these rules available to the police, the armed forces, prison staff and anyone else responsible for conducting interrogations, as well as to persons deprived of their liberty (Slovenia); 20. To bring prison conditions in line with article 10 of ICCPR and the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Hungary); 21. To bring legislation in line with article 19 of ICCPR by doing away with censorship and penalties against organs of the press and ensuring that journalists may safely exercise their functions (Hungary); 22. To take measures to follow-up on the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee, by putting an end to censorship of the press and to the harassment of journalists (Canada);