A/HRC/43/16 31.333 Further continue its efforts by adopting laws addressing all forms of violence against women (Portugal); 31.334 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women and domestic violence, including by enhancing existing legislation to better ensure accountability for victims (Rwanda); 31.335 Eliminate discrimination against women, in particular by continuing with measures aimed at addressing violence against women (Spain); 31.336 Further protect women’s rights by working to end all forms of violence against women and girls and addressing other persisting obstacles, such as social stigma and early marriage (Thailand); 31.337 Continue empowering women and girls while taking steps to address violence against women (Myanmar); 31.338 Effectively implement legislation to eliminate discrimination and violence against women and girls (Ukraine); 31.339 Criminalize all forms of domestic violence (Albania); 31.340 Criminalize all forms of sexual violence against women, including marital rape, and revise the personal status law to allow for civil marriages and divorce (Australia); 33.341 Strengthen its efforts to combat gender-based violence (Bahamas); 31.342 Continue the fight against sexual harassment and violence against women and girls, including by increasing the number of police units and trained personnel specialized in this area (Bahrain); 31.343 Adopt policies to combat violence against women and girls that ensure access to justice for victims and that include public awareness campaigns (Chile); 31.344 Enact laws and public policies in order to eradicate female genital mutilation, and criminalize sexual harassment and violence against girls, adolescents and women (Costa Rica); 31.345 Introduce legal provisions to combat rape, including marital rape, and other forms of sexual and gender-based violence, in line with international law and standards (Croatia); 31.346 Amend and effectively implement legislation to eliminate and criminalize all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls (Estonia); 31.347 Ensure, in legislation and in practice, an end to all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, including domestic violence, and to take concrete steps to duly investigate and prosecute all cases of sexual violence and harassment (Finland); 31.348 Take action to improve women’s rights by criminalizing domestic violence and amending the personal status law (Germany); 31.349 Step up efforts to deal with the female genital mutilation and early marriages (Montenegro); 31.350 Further review its domestic law in order to fully comply with the minimum marriage age for girls of 18 years (Kenya); 31.351 Further (Kyrgyzstan); continue its efforts in protecting children’s rights 31.352 Continue to improve children’s quality of life through the development of the health and education systems to ensure that all children, including children with disabilities, are able to access the basic services (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 24