A/HRC/40/15 114.163 Take steps to enact a law preventing and combating violence against women and children (India); 114.164 Strengthen legislation concerning violence against women (Iraq); 114.165 Take other measures to combat all forms of discrimination and violence, including against women, children and other vulnerable groups (Italy); 114.166 Find appropriate and pragmatic solutions for the inclusion of women and socially vulnerable groups in the development of the country (Turkey); 114.167 Continue to strengthen the empowerment of women in public and private life by combating early marriage through educational campaigns and law changes such as adoption of the family law, and by implementing programmes to encourage and support female entrepreneurship (Netherlands); 114.168 Continue the efforts to overcome obstacles to the low school enrolment of girls, with special attention to combating early and forced marriages (Republic of Korea); 114.169 Expand measures to ensure gender equality, and eliminate negative practices such as child marriage and female genital mutilation (Russian Federation); 114.170 Strengthen implementation of legislation and policies aimed at ending harmful traditional practices, in particular child, early and forced marriages and female genital mutilation (Rwanda); 114.171 Strengthen measures to combat and eliminate harmful practices against women and girls, especially child, early and forced marriages, early pregnancies and female genital mutilation (Slovenia); 114.172 Pursue efforts to protect the rights of children and protect them against sexual exploitation (Tunisia); 114.173 Take measures to guarantee access to justice for victims of female genital mutilation, child marriage, gender-based violence and violence against girls, boys and adolescents, and ensure that the investigation of the allegations and the prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators is carried out (Uruguay); 114.174 Step up implementation of specific measures to combat early marriage for girls and facilitate their access to education, especially in rural areas (Angola); 114.175 Intensify measures to investigate and punish female genital mutilation, child marriage and forced marriage (Argentina); 114.176 Increase its efforts to enforce its legislative prohibitions against child marriage and female genital mutilation (Australia); 114.177 Implement laws perpetrators (Botswana); that prevent child marriages, and punish 114.178 Endeavour to end the harmful effect of female genital mutilation through legal effectiveness and raising awareness (Botswana); 114.179 Adopt all necessary measures to fully implement the Law Prohibiting Child Marriage and the Law Prohibiting Female Genital Mutilation (Chile); 114.180 Step up efforts to end harmful practices of female genital mutilation by setting up targeted awareness-raising and information programmes (Côte d’Ivoire); 114.181 Enhance efforts to raise public awareness of harmful practices including female genital mutilation (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 114.182 Continue efforts to combat female genital mutilation (Gabon); 20 GE.18-22801