A/HRC/36/12 133.229 Work towards the economic empowerment of women and their enhanced presence in decision-making positions (Tunisia); 133.230 Approve the legal provisions that would make it possible to derogate the articles of the Family Code stipulating the predominance of the husband’s decision over that of the wife with regard to common property and the exercise of paternal rights and the custody of children (Chile); 133.231 Continue working on measures to enable women to have effective access to the justice system (Honduras); 133.232 Take immediate steps to permit abortion in cases where a woman’s or a girl’s life or physical or mental health is in danger, where the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest and in cases of fetal impairment, with a view to decriminalizing abortion in the near future (Netherlands); 133.233 Take further steps to eliminate abuses of the rights of the child (Republic of Korea); 133.234 Continue to strengthen the national framework for the protection of children’s rights (Morocco); 133.235 Intensify efforts to eradicate all forms of violence against children (Spain); 133.236 Carry on efforts to protect children, especially children of indigenous populations (Tunisia); 133.237 Strengthen measures aimed at protecting children against violence and all kinds of sexual exploitation (Algeria); 133.238 Amend the age of sexual consent from 12 to 16 years (Sweden); 133.239 Take prompt actions to protect children against sex abuse and exploitation (Poland); 133.240 Make further efforts to protect children against all risks of sexual or economic exploitation (Qatar); 133.241 Ensure that victims of grave violations receive timely, effective and appropriate services through the monitoring, reporting and response system for children affected by conflict (Belgium); 133.242 Take measures in order to fully guarantee the rights of children, in particular with reference to the treatment of juveniles in the judicial system, and to prevent and combat the involvement of children in armed conflicts, their trafficking and their exploitation in the prostitution and pornography industry (Italy); 133.243 Ensure that all legislative amendments affecting children’s rights take into account the superior interest of the child in accordance with international standards (Mexico); 133.244 Take the necessary legislative and other measures to prevent children from being engaged in child labour (Montenegro); 133.245 Increase efforts to combat child labour, which is very often combined with hazardous or dangerous conditions of work (Poland); 133.246 Improve the practical application and the incorporation of an inclusive approach to the rights of persons with disabilities in the adoption of the legislative measures to guarantee, in particular, equal access to public services (Spain); 133.247 Strengthen labour and economic policies in favour of persons with disabilities (Ecuador); 23