A/HRC/25/8 128.66. Speed up the realization of equality in the exercise of human rights by disadvantaged groups (Gabon); 128.67. Continue to take all necessary measures to ensure that no person is discriminated against by the State, including persons affected by HIV/AIDS (Spain); 128.68. Continue with actions aimed at improving the treatment of children with disabilities and children affected and/or infected by HIV/AIDS (Argentina); 128.69. Continue to address gender-based violence (Rwanda); 128.70. Continue with policies and plans aimed at eliminating domestic violence and violence against children (Ecuador); 128.71. Continue its positive efforts in addressing the issue of violence against women, including ensuring the effective implementation of recommendations made by its national platform to end gender-based violence which was introduced in October 2011 (Malaysia); 128.72. Further increase its efforts in order to fully implement its own action plan to end gender-based violence (Netherlands); 128.73. Continue its efforts to implement the National Action Plan to end gender-based violence and to further promote gender equality (Singapore); 128.74. Effectively implement protection mechanisms for victims of domestic violence and provide them with the necessary funding (Spain); 128.75. Improve emphasis and transparency in tackling gender-based violence by introducing specific measures to encourage more reporting by the public and increased investigations, prosecutions, convictions and sentences to deter those who commit gender-based violence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 128.76. Strengthen efforts to combat, prevent, and respond to domestic violence, including by ensuring that victims of domestic violence have access to the necessary support and services that will enable them to leave abusive situations, in particular means to sustainably support themselves financially (Canada); 128.77. Strengthen the cooperation with civil society in the area of domestic violence, especially domestic violence against women and children and establish a more effective system of help to victims (Czech Republic); 128.78. Improve existing measures on combating violence against children as a key obligation under the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international human rights instruments (Maldives); 128.79. Put in place initiatives aimed at raising awareness, especially among professionals who work in the area, about violations of the human rights of children, including sexual abuse (Brazil); 128.80. Redouble efforts to fight against ill-treatment of children, particularly by the investigation, trial and punishment of perpetrators (Uruguay); 128.81. Continue its efforts to strengthening and combating child trafficking (South Sudan); 19