A/HRC/36/7 139.10 Ensure, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, that women can have access contraception without requesting their husband’s consent (Kazakhstan); 139.11 Continue its efforts in promoting and protecting human rights through a regional framework, enhancing capacity-building and dialogue to empower States to solve their own human rights challenges with international assistance (Myanmar); 139.12 Continue to strengthen its leadership in enhancing regional inclusive mechanisms for the protection of migrant workers through legally binding instruments (Ecuador); 139.13 Continue its efforts to consolidate the principles of human rights and public freedoms (Yemen); 139.14 Continue with its programmes to promote and protect the rights of women, children, disabled persons and the elderly (Djibouti); 139.15 Continue its national efforts to improve the legal and institutional frameworks, implement policies and programmes focusing on and promoting the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons (Egypt); 139.16 Take necessary measures in the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Viet Nam); 139.17 Take concrete measures to speed up the process under the National Legislation Programme 2015-2019 (Uganda); 139.18 Step up its efforts to protect vulnerable groups in society in accordance with the 2015-2019 National Legislative Programme (United Arab Emirates); 139.19 Further increase coverage for people to access health services in order to meet the targets set out by the National Health Insurance Scheme (Brunei Darussalam); 139.20 Carry out a review of the relevant laws to align them with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Uganda); 139.21 Strengthen the framework of protection against discrimination through the enactment of a law that prohibits it in all its forms in line with international human rights standards (Mexico); 139.22 Urgently make all acts of torture offences under its criminal law, including in the Criminal Code of Indonesia, consistent with its binding obligations under the Convention against Torture (Canada); 139.23 Review the Criminal Code to align it with the definition of torture in the Convention against Torture (Honduras); 139.24 Adopt legislative measures to prevent and combat intimidation, repression or violence against human rights defenders, journalists and civil society organizations (Mexico); 139.25 Review national and local legislation, including provincial by-laws, to ensure that freedom of religion and belief is universally protected (Germany); 139.26 Adopt legislation to address sexual harassment, especially in the workplace (Maldives); 139.27 Adopt legislative and policy measures to ensure women and adolescents have access to sexual education and free and friendly reproductive health services (Honduras); 11