A/HRC/44/5 113.134 Continue its ongoing measures under the Education for All programme to ensure access to quality education by children of different socioeconomic backgrounds and abilities (Myanmar); 113.135 Continue taking measures to ensure gender equality in terms of school enrolment (Oman); 113.136 Continue to take measures to ensure that young women also have access to accommodation structures in higher education (Oman); 113.137 Step up efforts in addressing the root causes of, and vulnerabilities of women and children to, gender-based violence (Philippines); 113.138 Continue to implement programmes to strengthen the economic participation of women and young people (Philippines); 113.139 Strengthen its efforts to prevent and combat all forms of violence against women, and sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Portugal); 113.140 Strengthen the implementation of legislation and policies aimed at ending harmful traditional practices, in particular child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation (Rwanda); 113.141 Continue to promote access by women to decision-making bodies and schooling for girls (Senegal); 113.142 Establish and strengthen domestic legislation to combat and eliminate harmful practices, including female genital mutilation (Slovenia); 113.143 Create a holistic framework for addressing harmful practices (Slovenia); 113.144 Continue to strengthen its national policies to promote equality in the areas of education, health and employment of women and girls (Solomon Islands); 113.145 Redouble efforts aimed at reducing the high incidence of female genital mutilation and other practices that are harmful and that discriminate against women (Solomon Islands); 113.146 Continue to prevent and combat all forms of violence against women, including forced and early marriage, female genital mutilation and marital rape, and investigate and punish these acts with appropriate sanctions for the perpetrators, in addition to awarding appropriate reparation to victims (Mexico); 113.147 Continue strengthening measures in combating violence against women and girls, in particular measures against the practice of female genital mutilation (South Africa); 113.148 Establish urgently strategies to eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation (Spain); 113.149 Adopt as soon as possible a new Civil Code that eliminates all discriminatory provisions against women in the field of family law (Spain); 113.150 Continue efforts to combat all forms of violence against women, and step up awareness-raising campaigns to put an end to forced and early marriage and female genital mutilation (Sudan); 113.151 Continue efforts to eradicate harmful practices, in particular female genital mutilation and forced and early marriage (Ukraine); 113.152 Apply the law and carry out educational campaigns to end female genital mutilation and underage and forced marriage (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 18