A/HRC/28/12 138.97 Continue with the measures to improve the status of women in society (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 138.98 Continue its efforts to implement the comprehensive program to protect the rights and empowerment of women (Yemen); 138.99 Continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of women and children (Algeria); 138.100 Ensure equal rights and opportunities for women and girls (Austria); 138.101 Intensify efforts to create more employment opportunities for all, including the women population (Bhutan); 138.102 Take additional steps to improve gender equality and enhance women’s position in marriage, divorce, nationality, custody of children and inheritance (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 138.103 Facilitate women’s access to justice and employment (Djibouti); 138.104 Continue improving women’s empowerment programmes in the country (Ethiopia); 138.105 Ensure equal treatment of women in law and in practice, in line with the relevant recommendations of the Human Rights Committee (Latvia); 138.106 Take all steps necessary to reform the discriminatory provisions of penal and civil laws against women (New Zealand); 138.107 Continue efforts to improve and strengthen women’s status in society (Pakistan); 138.108 Continue the endeavours to enhance the rights of women, children and persons with disabilities (Qatar); 138.109. Continue to protect vulnerable groups, such as women (Senegal); 138.110 Continue to take measures to strengthen mechanisms for the protection of the rights of women and children (Uzbekistan); 138.111 Adopt provisions to prevent all forms of discrimination against women and girls and, in particular, promote access to higher education for members of the Baha’i community and other religious minorities (Chile); 138.112 Continue working so that Iranian women have the right to transmit their nationality to their children (Guatemala); 138.113 Continue to work on the creation of a national legal framework for the protection of minorities, including immigrants and refugees, thus protection from violence and appropriate treatment within society (Tajikistan); 138.114 Strengthen measures aimed at the protection of religious minorities, in accordance with articles 13 and 14 of its Constitution (South Africa); 138.115 Uphold its religious freedom obligations and release those imprisoned for their religious beliefs, such as Pastor Saeed Abedini, and protect the rights of all individuals to manifest their religious beliefs (United States of America); 138.116 Consider strengthening existing arrangements in order to promote equality of religious communities not belonging to Islam, and of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) persons through the repeal or amendment of laws that allow for prosecution or punishment (Argentina); 17