A/HRC/39/11 142.209 Extend the mandate of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls by two years to allow all victims to be heard (Sri Lanka); 142.210 To help provide greater transparency regarding missing and murdered indigenous women, appoint a permanent government interlocutor to report to the Assembly of First Nations on the status of the ongoing inquiry into the cases of missing and murdered indigenous women (United States of America); 142.211 Arrange a follow-up visit from the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples to gauge progress, with a particular focus on missing and murdered indigenous women (United States of America); 142.212 Take the necessary steps to investigate complaints lodged regarding the forced sterilization of women from vulnerable groups and, where appropriate, punish those responsible and assist affected women (Argentina); 142.213 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Montenegro); 142.214 Enact and implement Bill S-206 as soon as possible (Sweden); 142.215 Continue current efforts to protect children from sexual exploitation (Tunisia); 142.216 Continue efforts to complete implementation of the remaining recommendations, including the promotion of human rights education and the establishment of a federal children’s ombudsman or commission (Bhutan); 142.217 Develop and apply mechanisms for combating inequality and discrimination affecting persons with disabilities and for gathering data on progress made (Panama); 142.218 Fully implement the rights of persons with disabilities, whose grievances make up almost 50 per cent of all discrimination complaints filed in Canada (Hungary); 142.219 Remove inequality and discrimination faced by persons with disabilities in realization of the rights to education, work, employment, health care, affordable housing and other basic needs (India); 142.220 Allocate the necessary resources to enable persons with disabilities to be afforded opportunities to improve their overall well-being and live in dignity (Malaysia); 142.221 Continue to tackle the issues related to persons with disabilities and poverty, as pointed out by relevant treaty bodies (Japan); 142.222 Ensure equal opportunities and accessibility for persons with disabilities (Bahrain); 142.223 Promote the harmonization of legislation for the implementation of accessibility rights for persons with disabilities in all jurisdictions (Mexico); 142.224 Take further steps to extend welfare services and assistance to all persons with disabilities (Bulgaria); 142.225 Consider all options and measures to ensure the legislation encompasses all aspects of the obligations under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Slovakia); 142.226 Establish official and standing mechanisms to consult with organizations of persons with disabilities (Spain); 142.227 Broaden the legislative framework as well as programmes and policies for improving the promotion and protection of the rights of people of African descent (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 21