A/HRC/40/4 Abolish the male guardianship system (Iceland); Abolish male guardianship (Sweden); 122.207 Continue reforms aimed at reducing the gap between the rights of women and men, including with regard to citizenship; abolish in particular the male guardianship system (France); 122.208 Continue to reform the male guardianship system to reduce the areas in which men and women are legally treated differently (Germany); 122.209 Proceed with the necessary legal reforms aiming to abolish the male guardianship system (Greece); 122.210 In spite of measures taken to limit its scope in follow-up to the recommendations in paragraphs 138.100, 138.101, 138.102, 138.103, 138.106, 138.107, 138.l08 and 138.111 of the report of the Working Group from the second cycle (A/HRC/25/7), abolish the male guardianship system (mehram) as soon as possible (Haiti); 122.211 Abolish the guardianship system and provide legal equality for women in Saudi legislation (Slovenia); 122.212 Abolish completely the guardianship system for women as well as all laws discriminating against women and girls, as previously recommended (Switzerland); 122.213 Abolish male guardianship over women and adopt measures to increase the effective participation of women in all areas (Spain); 122.214 Continue to introduce steps to achieve gender equality, in particular the abolishment of the system of male guardianship (New Zealand); 122.215 Adopt measures to eliminate all remaining forms of discrimination against women, including abolishing the guardianship system (Norway); 122.216 Make substantive progress in the field of women’s rights, including by a complete review of the guardianship system (Austria); 122.217 Intensify efforts to prevent and combat all forms of violence and discrimination against women and further promote and protect women’s rights, in particular by repealing the legal guardianship system and by combating child, early and enforced marriages (Italy); 122.218 Review the male guardianship system and reject amendments to laws when those amendments discriminate against women and girls, and enact new laws and enforce existing laws to protect women and girls against violence, including when that violence is committed by their partners or members of the family (Mexico); 122.219 Step up efforts to eradicate discrimination against women in the legal sphere and put an end to the practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women, such as the male guardianship system, as recommended previously (Uruguay); 122.220 Amend domestic legislation in order to prohibit the execution of minors (Hungary); 122.221 Enact legislation to limit the minimum age of marriage for boys and girls and promote a national strategy supporting gender equality through an expanding social protection network for women (Iraq); 122.222 Protect and guarantee children’s rights, in particular by preventing their recruitment in armed conflicts and promoting their rehabilitation and reintegration in society (Italy); 122.223 Continue its efforts to eliminate discrimination against children, especially on the grounds of gender, religion and the legal nature of their parents’ relationship, and ensure their rights to education (Peru); 22