A/HRC/34/5 109.85 Immediately implement Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) and related resolutions on women and peace and security, including by taking special measures to protect women and girls from gender-based violence and to hold perpetrators of such acts accountable (Finland); 109.86 Continue and strengthen efforts in the fight for gender equality (Nicaragua); 109.87 Strengthen and expand the relevant legal provisions for the promotion of the rights of women, in particular by strengthening their autonomy and advancing their participation in political, economic and social life (Nicaragua); 109.88 Take steps to incorporate provisions on gender equality and discrimination against women in the Constitution or national legislation (El Salvador); 109.89 Continue to enhance women’s empowerment and greater representation in all sectors (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 109.90 Amend the citizenship law of 1969, which prevents women from granting citizenship to their children, to ensure women’s right to grant citizenship to their children (Namibia); 109.91 Conduct a review of the personal status law and other relevant laws, which will remove the provisions that are discriminatory towards women, such as those not granting them guardianship of their children, disabling them from travelling on their own with their children or not allowing them to transfer their citizenship to their children (Czechia); 109.92 Repeal all discriminatory provisions in the personal status code and ensure equality of rights between men and women (Ghana); 109.93 Protect the rights of children (Pakistan); 109.94 Continue to protect human rights and especially the rights of children (Angola); 109.95 Immediately comply with its obligations under international law and abolish the use of illegal weapons (Portugal); 109.96 Stop and investigate military operations targeting civilians and their facilities, especially in Aleppo (Republic of Korea); 109.97 Ensure that all violations of international humanitarian and human rights law cease immediately (Rwanda); 109.98 Cease all violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, including indiscriminate attacks on medical workers and facilities, schools, civilian infrastructure and the civilian population (Slovenia); 109.99 Protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, in accordance with international humanitarian law and customary international law, and stop its indiscriminate aerial bombardments, including the use of barrel bombs (Sweden); 109.100 Step up measures to bring an end to attacks against hospitals and their personnel, humanitarian and health units, and humanitarian convoys, and bring perpetrators to justice (Argentina); 18