A/HRC/31/7 85.41 Adopt a comprehensive legislation on equality and gender violence (Spain); 85.42 Strengthen domestic legislation to include provisions that provide explicit protection from sexual and gender violence (Chile); 85.43 Expand education and awareness programmes to eradicate sexual and gender violence (Chile); 85.44 Take the necessary measures, including the reinforcement of the legal framework, to combat violence against women and early marriages (Algeria); 85.45 Implement effective measures against domestic violence, including spousal rape, bring perpetrators to justice, and develop public education campaigns in this area (Canada); 85.46 Expand the Public Defender programme to ensure that all those who do not have sufficient means to pay for legal services — citizens and noncitizens alike — can receive them (United States); 85.47 Introduce measures to ensure judicial independence, including through the establishment of an independent regulatory commission or body to oversee the appointment and removal of members of judiciary (United Kingdom); 85.48 Take measures to ensure the dignity of detainees and their rights to life, liberty and physical and mental integrity (Slovenia); 85.49 Pass legislation increasing the legal age of marriage to 18 (Sierra Leone); 85.50 Incorporate the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in its domestic law, and eliminate the remaining provisions that consent discrimination against persons with disabilities (Mexico); 85.51 Continue to strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities particularly by facilitating their access to public buildings and facilities (Djibouti); 85.52 Further strengthen its programmes and social policies, paying particular attention to the fields of education, health and nutrition, giving priority to the neediest sectors of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 85.53 Continue to protect the population against climate change by pursuing the efforts undertaken under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Djibouti); 85.54 Continue its efforts to implement the Framework for Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, including through appropriate international cooperation that enhance the resilience and adaptability of Nauru (Indonesia); 85.55 Consider with high priority strengthening and broadening the human capacity of the National Disaster Risk Management Office and of the Climate Change Unit before its next universal periodic review (Solomon Islands); 85.56 Continue with its efforts to address climate change and its adverse effects on people’s livelihood and health, while ensuring that all climate action is guided by its human rights obligations (Philippines); 16