A/HRC/39/11 ensuring access to quality multisectoral responses for survivors covering safety, shelter, health, justice and other essential services (Rwanda); 142.191 Introduce a concrete action plan to combat all forms of violence against women and girls (Norway); 142.192 Adopt a comprehensive, measureable, well-resourced, time-bound national action plan to address all forms of violence against women and girls and make adequate shelters available to all victims (Germany); 142.193 Adopt a national action plan, in consultation with civil society organizations, to combat gender-based violence against women (Albania); 142.194 Convert the federal strategy on gender-based violence into a national action plan (Australia); 142.195 Adopt a national action plan, in consultation with civil society organizations, especially indigenous women’s organizations, to combat genderbased violence against women (Zambia); 142.196 Adopt a national action plan on violence against women and girls, consulting in line with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples on specific provisions for indigenous women (Denmark); 142.197 Adopt a comprehensive and time-bound national action plan to address all forms of violence against women, including indigenous women and girls (Finland); 142.198 Take effective legal measures to combat violence against women, especially indigenous and ethnic minority women (China); 142.199 Ensure effective investigation of cases of violence against women and girls, especially those belonging to indigenous peoples, and bring the perpetrators to justice (Russian Federation); 142.200 Continue all efforts to combat discrimination against women and to combat violence against women, particularly indigenous women and women of African descent (Tunisia); 142.201 Step up efforts to reinforce existing measures for combating violence against women, especially indigenous women (Honduras); 142.202 Take immediate legal measures in order to stop the ongoing violence against indigenous and aboriginal peoples, especially women (Islamic Republic of Iran); 142.203 Continue its efforts to prevent and punish all forms of violence against indigenous women and girls, as well as to redress victims (Myanmar); 142.204 Continue to investigate, prosecute and prevent cases of violence against aboriginal women and girls (Estonia); 142.205 Ensure relevant authorities record the aboriginality of victims of gender-based violence (Australia); 142.206 Continue to strengthen protection of the rights of indigenous women and girls against violence, in particular by systematically conducting investigations and ensuring the collection and dissemination of data on violence against indigenous women (Belgium); 142.207 Continue working with partners at all levels to address the significant levels of violence against aboriginal women, and its root causes (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 142.208 Reinforce efforts to investigate cases of missing and murdered aboriginal women (Republic of Korea); 20