A/HRC/36/7 139.100 Consider the repeal of those rules that discriminate against women on the basis of their civil status, religious affiliation, place of residence or membership of any ethnic minority (Peru); 139.101 Continue strengthening the measures taken to ensure women’s rights and achieve gender equality (Tunisia); 139.102 Continue implementing the national gender mapping in policies to assess the representation of women in positions of responsibility and decisionmaking (Algeria); 139.103 Keep up its good work in upholding the rights of women, among other vulnerable groups (Bangladesh); 139.104 Protect women’s rights and promote gender equality by ensuring that all district and provincial laws and regulations align with the Constitution of Indonesia and are consistent with its human rights obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, as well as by improving coordination among responsible agencies and ministries (Canada); 139.105 Continue efforts to increase awareness on the rights of women and protection of the health of mothers and children, particularly in the remote regions of the country (Uzbekistan); 139.106 Continue promulgating laws and enhancing all policies to provide safe protection for women (Bahrain); 139.107 Adopt concrete measures against gender discrimination, which hinders equal access for women to justice (Chile); 139.108 Take the necessary measures to eliminate female genital mutilation, early marriage and the worst forms of child labour (Panama); 139.109 Continue awareness-raising and advocacy to end female genital mutilation in practice (Ethiopia); 139.110 Continue efforts to combat harmful traditional practices against women and girls (Nepal); 139.111 Continue to combat violence against women and promote their empowerment (Pakistan); 139.112 Make further efforts to promote the rights of women and children and continue its efforts in the fight against domestic violence (Republic of Korea); 139.113 Continue supporting the activities of centres aimed at strengthening the rights of and opportunities for women and child victims of violence (Russian Federation); 139.114 Continue working towards implementing the 3Ends programme to combat violence against women (Sudan); 139.115 Ensure the protection of women’s rights by strengthening legislation relating to offences on violence against women and girls (Botswana); 139.116 Prosecute all acts of domestic and sexual violence against women and girls (Latvia); 139.117 Strengthen its legislation on violence against women, including by penalizing all forms of sexual violence (Liechtenstein); 139.118 Continue efforts to reduce violence against women and girls, including sexual violence, family violence and female genital mutilation (Australia); 16