A/HRC/39/5 112.132 Provide adequate resources to the Institute for Gender Equality and Equity in order to strengthen its ability to better promote gender mainstreaming at all levels of government (Ghana); 112.133. Continue efforts to incorporate a gender perspective in public policies and budgets (Cuba); 112.134 Ensure that single parent families headed by women have equal access to services and support as two-parent families (Iceland); 112.135 Increase its efforts to ensure equal pay for women, gender parity in public office and gender mainstreaming in public policy (Israel); 112.136 Step up efforts to promote the educational and health rights of women and the girl child by improving their access to education and health care, especially maternal health care (Botswana); 112.137 Effectively implement existing legislation and action plans for the prevention and elimination of all forms of violence against women, in addition to victim protection programmes (Ireland); 112.138 Continue efforts to promote gender equality and non-discrimination (Maldives); 112.139 Continue to adopt and implement measures to promote gender equality in all areas, including education and health (Portugal); 112.140 Strengthen the implementation of existing legislative and policy measures on gender equality and protection of women (Slovenia); 112.141 Ensure the equality of women and men by combating deep-rooted gender stereotypes and tackling harmful practices (South Africa); 112.142 Pursue efforts towards gender equality and combat discrimination against women (Tunisia); 112.143 Continue to adopt effective measures to promote gender equality and to better protect the rights of vulnerable groups, including women, children and persons with disabilities (China); 112.144 Undertake the necessary awareness and education efforts to stop the practice of early marriage and early pregnancy (Canada); 112.145 Pursue efforts for the advancement of women’s status (Egypt); 112.146 Intensify efforts to comply with national plans to combat sexual exploitation and child labour, upholding the right of all children and adolescents to rehabilitation and access to justice (Chile); 112.147 Increase the protection of children from violence, exploitation and abuse, especially from sexual exploitation and abuse, trafficking and corporal punishment, by implementing effectively existing legislation and protection measures put in place in recent years (Slovenia); 112.148 Further amend the Criminal Code in order to criminalize and punish the promotion of prostitution of children between 16 and 18 years of age (Namibia); 112.149 Amend the Criminal Code to prohibit the promotion of prostitution of children between 16 and 18 years of age (Hungary); 112.150 Intensify efforts aimed at putting an end to corporal punishment of children in all settings (Namibia); 112.151 Continue efforts to harmonize national legislation with the Convention of the Rights of the Child in order to combat child labour (Angola); 112.152 Bolster the combating of child labour (France); 19