A/HRC/43/5 103.167 End detention of women who are wrongfully convicted for homicide after having suffered a miscarriage (Belgium); 103.168 Adopt the necessary legislative measures to prevent women from being criminalized for experiencing miscarriage and to ensure that women do not face disproportionate sanctions due to obstetric emergencies (Colombia); 103.169 Remove health professionals’ and public officials’ obligation to report women to the police based on a suspicion of abortion and suspend any criminal investigations into suspected abortions based on these reports (Denmark); 103.170 Adopt necessary measures to prevent women from being punished for having suffered obstetric complications or emergencies (Panama); 103.171 Review national legislation to eliminate the provisions that require the preventive detention of women who have suffered obstetric emergencies or miscarriage (Chile); 103.172 Consider the possibility of passing a law for comprehensive care, protection and reparation for victims of gender-based violence (Ecuador); 103.173 Continue its approach of the national support system for women affected by violence (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 103.174 Design specialized inter-agency protocols for the provision of care to girl and adolescent victims of sexual violence (Peru); 103.175 Continue measures for effective promotion of gender equality and elimination of discrimination against women, particularly on gender-based wage discrimination (India); 103.176 Continue its efforts to implement the national policies and programmes aimed at further promoting gender equality in both the public and private sectors (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 103.177 Continue to take necessary steps for the implementation of legal frameworks to combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women (Nepal); 103.178 Continue efforts aimed at combating all forms of discrimination against women, girls and ethnic minorities (Senegal); 103.179 Strengthen its efforts to eliminate discrimination against girls, in particular regarding their access to education and to sexual and reproductive health (Timor-Leste); 103.180 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against girls, particularly with regard to the right to education and the right to reproductive health (Tunisia); 103.181 Guarantee women’s access to justice (Ukraine); 103.182 Fully implement the 2016 Law on Equality, Equity and Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Bulgaria); 103.183 Improve access to health care for poor women and women living in rural areas (Burkina Faso); 103.184 Continue efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, through the effective implementation of the National Equality Plan of 2016 (Cuba); 103.185 Continue to consolidate the achievements made in the promotion of the rights, equality and well-being of women and girls (Dominican Republic); 103.186 Further strengthen the implementation of its economic empowerment projects to address the financial exclusion of women (Philippines); 20