A/HRC/43/5 103.135 Take the necessary measures to stop sexual exploitation perpetrated against women and girls by criminal gangs (Iraq); 103.136 Redouble efforts aiming to end violence against women (Iraq); 103.137 Increase efforts to prevent, combat and punish all acts of violence against women and girls, including by ensuring that the institutions and programmes involved in this work are provided with adequate human, financial and technical resources (Ireland); 103.138 Fully implement existing legislation on the protection of women against all forms of violence and discrimination, strengthen the efforts to fight domestic violence and decriminalize abortion when the life of the mother is at risk and/or the pregnancy is the result of rape (Italy); 103.139 Speed up the adoption of legislation reinforcing the prominent role of the Salvadoran Institute for the Development of Women and strengthen the Ciudad Mujer programme to effectively combat sexual violence and genderbased violence against girls (Luxembourg); 103.140 Strengthen its ongoing measures to prevent all forms of violence against women and girls, and femicide (Myanmar); 103.141 Continue its comprehensive approach to support services for women and child victims of violence and abuse (Myanmar); 103.142 Further enhance the provision of services to victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse and child abuse, including addressing the root causes (Philippines); 103.143 Continue in the development of national policies on the prevention of gender-based violence and discrimination and advance its progress in strengthening provisions against all forms of racial discrimination (Trinidad and Tobago); 103.144 Confront the increase in gender violence with adequate services and legal advice, and guarantee access to justice for women and eradicate impunity in these cases (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 103.145 Continue its work to combat violence against women and children, take measures to protect victims of violence based on their sexual orientation and gender identity, and allocate adequate resources for programmes ensuring the full enjoyment of the rights of women, children and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Australia); 103.146 Ensure protection of women’s rights and strengthen the fight against gender-based violence (Austria); 103.147 Step up efforts to prevent, combat and punish all acts of violence against women, including domestic violence and sexual violence, by allocating adequate resources to the specialized jurisdiction for crimes against women and specialized institutional support units for women in the police force (Belgium); 103.148 Investigate all reports of sexual violence against women and girls and prosecute and punish perpetrators of such acts (Burkina Faso); 103.149 Allocate sufficient human and financial resources to institutions mandated to prevent gender-based violence, to bring more perpetrators to justice and assist more victims (Canada); 103.150 Strengthen policies aimed at combating domestic and sexual violence, femicide and discrimination against the LGBTQI community (Cyprus); 103.151 Provide financial resources for the comprehensive approach to combating violence against women, to follow up on the 67 recommendations made to El Salvador on women’s rights in the first two cycles (Haiti); 18