A/HRC/43/15 Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (France); 122.105 Strengthen measures to prevent and curb all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence, by among other things ensuring effective remedies to victims (Malaysia); 122.106 Revise the definition of rape in the Criminal Code so that it is based on the absence of consent, bringing it in line with international human rights law and standards (Iceland); 122.107 Revise the definition of rape contained in the Criminal Code, so that it is based on lack of consent and not on force or coercion, therefore aligning it with international standards, such as the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Mexico); 122.108 Strengthen quality accessible sexual and reproductive health public services to women belonging to vulnerable groups (Peru); 122.109 Encourage non-violent forms of discipline and conduct information campaigns to raise public awareness of the harmful effects of corporal punishment on children (Algeria); 122.110 Develop and implement a national strategy for the protection of child victims of exploitation and sexual abuse in order to identify, prevent and support child victims of various forms of exploitation and abuse (France); 122.111 Develop and implement a national strategy on the protection of children from sexual exploitation and abuse (Iceland); 122.112 Develop and implement additional policies for the protection of children to ensure that migrant children, Roma children and other vulnerable children have free access to education, health care, decent housing and adequate nutrition, as well as to combat child poverty and social exclusion (Uruguay); 122.113 Review national legislation, policies and programmes to harmonize them with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Spain); 122.114 Take further steps to adopt specific legislation and policies regarding the protection of the rights of women and girls with disabilities (Bulgaria); 122.115 Consider the introduction of more detailed provisions on inclusive education of children with disabilities in existing legislation and policies (Bulgaria); 122.116 Ensure equal access to quality education for all students with disabilities, without discrimination (Qatar); 122.117 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to prevent all forms of violence, abuse and ill-treatment against persons with disabilities, particularly women, children and older persons with disabilities (Ecuador); 122.118 Develop community-based and people-centred mental health services which, in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, respect the rights, will and informed preferences of persons with mental health conditions or psychosocial disabilities (Portugal); 122.119 Review current relevant legislation to better protect the rights of all minorities, and provide legislation on minority rights that would include additional provisions on minority-language education in areas where there is an interest (Serbia); 122.120 Ensure comprehensive legislation to protect the rights of minorities (Malaysia); 20