A/HRC/26/11 and non-discriminatory access to employment opportunities, infrastructure, water and sanitation facilities, and justice (Germany); health 110.39 Increase its efforts to combat sexual and domestic violence against women (Netherlands); 110.40 Strengthen the protection of women from violence, fight against impunity for perpetrators of violence against women and take specific measures for victims (France); 110.41 Continue its efforts to eliminate all forms of violence and discrimination against women (Tunisia); 110.42 Intensify the implementation of measures that allow the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women (Uruguay); 110.43 Continue more efforts to combat discrimination against women (South Sudan); 110.44 Raise awareness and disseminate in the civil society the norms contained in the CEDAW, in a language accessible and clear for the local people, through partnership collaboration with the civil society (Uruguay); 110.45 Strengthen necessary policies to respect and promote women’s rights and their role in various fields, given that women are key partners in the development process (Egypt); 110.46 Continue the reforms in the area of women’s rights, including regarding patrimonial status and particularly regarding forced and underage marriages (Cabo Verde); 110.47 Continue awareness-raising of the population, in particular women, on human rights and new national institutions, as well as put in place sensitization regarding stereotypes associated to human rights (Djibouti); 110.48 Continue to intensify its efforts to further promote and protect women’s rights by allocating the necessary resources and to implement awareness-raising activities on the importance of women’s participation in the decision-making process, and to take measures to increase their participation in political and public life (Malaysia); 110.49 That substantial advances be sought on the realization of the rights of women, particularly towards increasing their share in decision-making positions and in politics in general (Brazil); 110.50 Strengthen its efforts for the promotion of equality between men and women, and take measures to increase the active participation of women in political and public life (Canada); 110.51 Strengthen the promotion of activities generating income for women (Madagascar); 110.52 Improve the access of women in rural areas to justice and activities that allow them and their families to improve their living standards (Algeria); 110.53 Take adequate measures to combat human trafficking (South Sudan); 110.54 Intensify its fight against all forms of discrimination and the exploitation of children of poor families (Gabon); 110.55 Take steps to improve detention conditions of prisoners and strengthen independent control mechanisms. Special emphasis should be on the 16 GE.14-13136