A/HRC/44/5 113.153 Ensure the availability and awareness of support services for victims of modern slavery which give due regard to effects of gender-based violence such as forced sexual exploitation, forced marriage and female genital mutilation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 113.154 Strengthen the implementation of the national strategy to combat female genital mutilation (Zambia); 113.155 Establish a structured and coherent action plan to promote the employment of women, particularly in political and public life (Albania); 113.156 Fully enforce the bans on female genital mutilation and child marriage, including through education campaigns and by ensuring perpetrators are brought to justice (Australia); 113.157 Criminalize all forms of sexual and gender-based violence, including marital rape (Australia); 113.158 Strengthen the integration into schooling programmes of modules for training about female genital mutilation and excision (Belgium); 113.159 Continue the laudable efforts made in the context of poverty reduction and the promotion of jobs for women (Morocco); 113.160 Step up the fight against discrimination and violence against women, including marital rape and practices which are harmful to women, such as polygamy, child marriage, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation (Brazil); 113.161 Take further steps to ensure that women are not discriminated against in law or in practice and to increase women’s participation in public life (Bulgaria); 113.162 Organize awareness-raising campaigns among the communities about the harmful consequences of female genital mutilation and other harmful traditional practices (Burkina Faso); 113.163 Redouble its efforts to eradicate the scourge of female genital mutilation (Burundi); 113.164 Accelerate the implementation of the national plan on the eradication of female genital mutilation (Cabo Verde); 113.165 Strengthen the laws with respect to female genital mutilation, in particular by criminalizing the failure to report this practice and carry out education campaigns and awareness-raising campaigns within the society (Canada); 113.166 Strengthen legal and policy measures to combat the practice of female genital mutilation and child marriage, including through awareness-raising campaigns for the population and religious or traditional leaders (Chile); 113.167 Further strengthen the implementation of the national strategy to combat female genital mutilation (Côte d’Ivoire); 113.168 Amend article 268 of the 2016 Criminal Code to explicitly criminalize marital rape (Denmark); 113.169 Continue the policy of eliminating inequalities between men and women by taking the necessary measures to ensure the participation of women in political, economic and social life (Djibouti); 113.170 Pursue efforts to promote women’s rights and their empowerment in political, economic and social life (Egypt); 113.171 Allocate the necessary human, technical and financial resources to effectively implement its policies and procedures to combat trafficking in persons, with a focus on trafficking of women and children (Fiji); 19