A/HRC/37/6 with the development of the framework for the organization of the justice system (France); 118.66 Further strengthen measures aimed at combating all forms of discrimination against women (Georgia); 118.67 Better fight against discrimination against women (Senegal); 118.68 Implement policies that reverse the inequality of opportunities and treatment between women and men in terms of access to employment (Mexico); 118.69 Fast-track the implementation of Acts Nos. 09/2015 and 010/2016, on setting quotas for women’s access to senior civil service posts and on combating harassment in the workplace, respectively (Namibia); 118.70 Adopt the necessary and appropriate measures to ensure that all branches of the government, Parliament and judiciary apply the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, and harmonize domestic legislation with that Convention ensuring that discriminatory dispositions against women are repealed (Uruguay); 118.71 Adopt concrete measures, in the form of national awareness programmes and campaigns, to eradicate stereotypes, cultural practices and traditions contrary to the fundamental rights of women and girls (Chile); 118.72 Adopt measures to combat discrimination against women in rural areas and to tackle the high mortality rate during childbirth (Spain); 118.73 Enhance efforts to implement the National Strategy on Gender Equality and Equity, including addressing the underrepresentation of women in decision-making bodies and eliminating harmful traditional practices (Rwanda); 118.74 Continue efforts to fight against discrimination against women and all violence against women, especially domestic violence (Tunisia); 118.75 Take all necessary measures to combat violence against women, including discrimination in employment (Djibouti); 118.76 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the Gabonese laws regarding violence against women, including those prohibiting rape, sexual harassment and domestic violence, are implemented and that those responsible are brought to justice (Canada); 118.77 In line with the 2030 Agenda, adopt a policy aimed at putting an end to harmful practices against girls, such as forced early marriage and genital mutilation, among others (Honduras); 118.78 Continue efforts to strengthen the prevention of and fight against female genital mutilation (Angola); 118.79 Continue its efforts on further eradicating poverty and empowering women (Azerbaijan); 118.80 Continue enhancing women’s economic empowerment, particularly in the arrangements of income-generating activities (Ethiopia); 118.81 Continue efforts for the promotion and protection of rights of women and devise policies for their empowerment (Pakistan); 118.82 Continue to promote the equal representation of women in political and public life (Turkey); 118.83 Provide free legal aid to women without sufficient means in order to facilitate their access to justice (Sierra Leone); 118.84 Strengthen the measures taken to provide free legal aid to women without sufficient means (Timor-Leste); GE.17-23556 15