A/HRC/26/4 136.157 Adopt additional measures to ensure the effective application of the law to eliminate violence against women and to ensure the protection of women’s rights (Chile); 136.158 Continue with actions aimed at eliminating all forms of violence against women and girls (Ecuador); 136.159 Increase continued efforts to eliminate violence against women and children in the country (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 136.160 Take effective measures to prevent child and forced marriages (Poland); 136.161 Put forward its utmost efforts to abolish practices such as honor killing, early forced marriage and domestic violence both at the legal and policy levels (Republic of Korea); 136.162 Address more effectively cases of gender-based violence including by their proper and effective investigations and adequate prosecution of perpetrators (Slovakia); 136.163 Strengthen efforts in eliminating discrimination and violence against women, also by raising the awareness of the general public and training officials in judiciary and law enforcement at all levels that will include human rights of women (Slovenia); 136.164 Increase all kinds of measures to effectively combat impunity regarding acts of violence against women, as well as to prevent, investigate, prosecute and sanction the acts of violence perpetrated against women by State agents and other persons (Uruguay); 136.165 Complete the exercises in strengthening national legal and administrative frameworks in order for them to be in line with human rights principles by fully implementing those frameworks, in particular the 2009 law on the Elimination of Violence against Women and the inclusion of restorative justice principles in the 2004 Juvenile Code (Indonesia); 136.166 Review its national legislation in order to ensure its full alignment with obligations under the Rome Statute, in particular by incorporating provisions enabling cooperation with the Court (Latvia); 136.167 Accelerate the process of aligning its national legislation with the provisions of the Rome Statute (Tunisia); 136.168 Fully align the national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Austria); 136.169 Take immediate measures in order to comply fully with the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict and implement the Action Plan to end the recruitment and use of children, signed with the United Nations in 2011 (Lithuania); 136.170 Cultivate and develop at local as well as national level a culture of human rights through appropriate programmes increasingly adapted to the cultural context in the framework of formal and non-formal education (Comoros); 136.171 Develop and strengthen international human rights standards among Afghan citizens (Kuwait); 23