A/HRC/44/13 94.119 Pursue efforts for the promotion of empowerment of women in the country (Ghana); 94.120 Continue to strengthen the implementation of policies and programmes on advancing the rights of women and children (Philippines); 94.121 Continue to strengthen national legislation and ensure that the principle of equality between women and men is fully realized (Barbados); 94.122 Enact legislation protecting women and children’s rights, namely in order to facilitate the reporting of abuses and complaints and to create shelters for abused women and children (Portugal); 94.123 Adopt a comprehensive law that prohibits all forms of violence against women and girls, including sexual harassment (Spain); 94.124 Continue efforts to end violence against women (Tunisia); 94.125 Continue to strengthen measures to combat violence against women and girls, in particular domestic violence (Argentina); 94.126 Foster measures to combat violence against women and children (Cabo Verde); 94.127 Strengthen laws and public policies aimed at eliminating genderbased violence and gender-based discrimination and continue to promote equality between women and men (Canada); 94.128 Develop a national plan to address the problem of domestic violence, including awareness-raising campaigns on the subject and creating effective mechanisms to provide legal protection to victims (Chile); 94.129 Continue efforts to work with regional and international partners in addressing domestic and gender-based violence (Guyana); 94.130 Conduct further trainings for duty bearers on the handling of cases of violence against women and children (Philippines); 94.131 Continue strengthening its efforts in addressing gender-based violence, including for people with disabilities (Maldives); 94.132 Continue efforts to strengthen legislation to combat gender-based violence and child abuse and ensure the rights of access to justice for victims (Nepal); 94.133 Take dedicated measures to effectively address domestic violence and to increase awareness of and reduce the incidence of violence against women (Slovenia); 94.134 Continue efforts in order to protect children from all forms of violence (Tunisia); 94.135 Strengthen prevention mechanism to eradicate child sexual abuse (Azerbaijan); 94.136 Abolish all forms of corporal punishment (Cabo Verde); 94.137 Prohibit corporal punishment in its legislation (Montenegro); 94.138 Intensify steps towards prohibition of corporal punishment of children (Georgia); 94.139 Ensure that children and adolescents have the necessary knowledge about their body and health in order to avoid physical abuse, sexual abuse and unwanted pregnancies (Peru); 94.140 Continue the efforts to fight against all forms of violence against children, including sexual abuse (Italy); 94.141 Intensify efforts to end all forms of child labour in the country through effective legislation as well as international cooperation (Myanmar); 18