A/HRC/53/14 127.52 Take steps to ensure the effective operation of the Office of the Commissioner for Children (Azerbaijan); 127.53 Ensure protection in law and in practice of the rights of vulnerable groups of the population, in particular women, children, persons with disabilities, elderly persons and ethnic minorities (Russian Federation); 127.54 Work in collaboration with the United Nations so that the police and military services receive continuous training on the legal obligations of the State in the area of human rights (Dominican Republic); 127.55 Continue efforts aimed at conducting various human rights education training on matters relating to a gender-based approach (Morocco); 127.56 Continue to improve the institutional and legislative framework with the goal to eliminate all forms of discrimination (Serbia); 127.57 Strengthen the efforts on equality and non-discrimination through the Persons with Disability Act and the Gender Equality Act (Cameroon); 127.58 Continue efforts to address the problem of discrimination based on gender and violence against women and girls, including child marriage (Viet Nam); 127.59 Take effective measures to combat discrimination and violence against women and to protect their rights (China); 127.60 Increase non-discrimination and inclusion campaigns, with a focus on migrants and persons with albinism (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 127.61 Continue, where possible, to intensify efforts to eliminate discrimination against disadvantaged children and to raise awareness of discrimination against disadvantaged children (Chad); 127.62 Abolish the death penalty (Costa Rica); 127.63 Pursue efforts regarding the abolition of the death penalty by ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Belgium); 127.64 Continue implementing measures to prevent and eradicate violence against women, children and adolescents, including through protection and assistance to victims (Chile); 127.65 Protect the human rights of people with albinism, including by preventing acts of violence and promoting their equal access to education, health services and economic opportunities, through public awareness-raising campaigns and by providing training to officials delivering government services (Canada); 127.66 Implement the commitment made at the twenty-five-year review of the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development to eradicate harmful practices, including sexual cleansing and aspects of rites of passage (Iceland); 127.67 Implement the commitment made at the twenty-five-year review of the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development to eradicate harmful traditional practices, such as sexual cleansing and some negative aspects of rites of passage that violate the rights of women, girls and children (Panama); 127.68 Redouble efforts to effectively protect persons with albinism against all forms of violence and ensure their full enjoyment of rights (Congo); 127.69 Address the situation of people with albinism through community education programmes to counteract superstitious beliefs about their bodies and to end impunity (Costa Rica); GE.23-04188 13