A/HRC/39/16 elderly women, women with disabilities and rural women (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 24.300 Continue awareness-raising campaigns to combat patriarchal and gender stereotypes (Dominican Republic); 24.301 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to modify or eliminate patriarchal attitudes and stereotypes that discriminate against women (Honduras); 24.302 Continue efforts to combat all forms of violence against persons, including domestic violence (Libya); 24.303 Review the national legal framework to include violence against women as a crime in all its forms, and develop a plan of action for the prevention of all forms of violence against women, assistance and protection of victims, as well as the sensitization of the population and public officials (Mexico); 24.304 Continue efforts to combat gender-based and domestic violence (Nepal); 24.305 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women and domestic violence, including through enhancing existing legislation to better ensure accountability for victims (Rwanda); 24.306 Establish a national mechanism to regularly monitor the impact of social and economic policies on disadvantaged groups of women such as women of African descent, elderly women, rural women and women with disabilities (Serbia); 24.307 Step up efforts to prevent violence against women (Georgia); 24.308 Continue to improve the legal and governmental mechanisms in the field of promotion and protection of women’s rights and enhance their participation in all development fields (Syrian Arab Republic); 24.309 Increase the efforts that have been made to combat violence against women, and strengthen mechanisms of prevention, protection and attention to the phenomenon of violence against women (Timor-Leste); 24.310 Continue to implement measures to eliminate gender stereotypes in the national idiosyncrasy (Turkey); 24.311 Continue to encourage and promote greater access for women to leadership positions in all sectors of society (Viet Nam); 24.312 Take the necessary steps to highlight the activities of young people in the different sectors of society and their contribution to the country’s development efforts (Algeria); 24.313 Continue adopting the necessary measures to promote the best interest of the child (Dominican Republic); 24.314 Continue efforts to promote the rights of children and the elderly (Morocco); 24.315 Ensure that national legislation is in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Madagascar); 24.316 Pursue ongoing efforts to raise awareness of the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Mauritania); 24.317 Revise current legislation in order to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Montenegro); 24.318 Continue applying and improving the cooperation project on disseminating the rights of children and adolescents, particularly at the local level (Nicaragua); 22