A/HRC/44/11 119.146 Effectively enforce legislation aimed at eradicating all forms of discrimination and violence against women (Burkina Faso); 119.147 Ensure effective implementation of gender equality laws and principles protecting women’s rights (Rwanda); 119.148 Continue efforts to enforce gender parity, an important factor in combating poverty (Tunisia); 119.149 Effectively implement the 2019 Gender Parity Act so that governance structures are more inclusive and gender-balanced (Canada); 119.150 Continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of women and children, in particular the re-establishment of the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, which was abolished in March 2019 (Ghana); 119.151 Increase efforts to promote men’s involvement in fighting gender inequality and to also promote free access of women to modern family planning methods (Iceland); 119.152 Set up mechanisms to investigate and punish all acts of violence against women and girls (Spain); 119.153 Step up the promotion and protection of women’s rights by implementing additional measures to combat violence against women (Djibouti); 119.154 Increase the efforts to fight all forms of discrimination and violence against women, including by ensuring the effective implementation of existing laws on domestic violence (Italy); 119.155 Undertake specific measures to increase the reporting of all forms of violence and abuse against women and girls, including through the development of education campaigns, enhanced training for police and the judiciary and the provision of survivor support services (Australia); 119.156 Take effective measures against social stigmatization of victims of sexual and gender-based violence and ensure the prosecution of perpetrators (Germany); 119.157 Take further measures to prevent and combat all forms of genderbased violence, in particular female genital mutilation (Portugal); 119.158 Adopt additional measures to ensure the rights of women, including the effective implementation of laws and policies related to combating female genital mutilation, human trafficking and domestic violence (Brazil); 119.159 Adopt additional measures to combat discriminatory practices against women and girls, namely female genital mutilation and forced marriages (Cabo Verde); 119.160 Draw up and adopt new legislation to better fight against forced marriage, female genital mutilation, sexual violence and domestic violence (Togo); 119.161 Adopt necessary measures aimed at eliminating harmful practices, such as child and forced marriage, and female genital mutilation (Ukraine); 119.162 Intensify its efforts to combat female genital mutilation (Côte d’Ivoire); 119.163 Strengthen implementation of measures to prevent and combat practices harmful to women, including female genital mutilation (Nepal); 119.164 Continue efforts to combat all forms of violence against women, and step up awareness campaigns to eliminate harmful practices against women, in particular female genital mutilation (Sudan); 19