A/HRC/30/8 141.45 Continue its efforts in the field of women’s rights protection (Kazakhstan); 141.46 Take measures to foster the participation of women in all sectors of the society on the basis of a gender equality policy, including through the application of affirmative actions and quotas (Costa Rica); 141.47 Continue improving national legislation in order to ensure equality between women and men on the basis of the principle of non-discrimination (Russian Federation); 141.48 Take further measures for the promotion of gender equality and women’s rights, ensuring women’s participation and gender responsiveness within the policies of the Government and other agencies (Sri Lanka); 141.49 Continue to further promote gender equality in the country, in particular through education and capacity-building activities (Viet Nam); 141.50 Eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, in particular discrimination against divorced women and widows, so that they can participate in the economic and political life of their country (Angola); 141.51 Improve the family law in order to develop the rights of women (Lebanon); 141.52 Give stronger support to government measures for the empowerment of women (Cuba); 141.53 Continue to take steps for economic and political empowerment of women (Pakistan); 141.54 Promote leadership of women by enacting the pending gender equality bill and ensuring its early implementation (Fiji); 141.55 Take measures to eradicate traditional stereotypes of women, especially through educational programmes and the enactment of legislation on domestic violence and all forms of sexual violence (Bhutan); 141.56 Establish and enforce explicit legal protection against female genital mutilation (Slovenia); 141.57 Take measures to eradicate traditional stereotypes of women, especially through educational programmes, and enact legislation on domestic violence (Portugal); 141.58 Take concrete measures to implement the Domestic Violence Prevention Act (Jordan); 141.59 Develop statistics on cases of gender-based violence and analyse why many women do not to denounce abuses (Spain); 141.60 Implement stronger complaints and prosecution mechanisms for survivors of domestic violence, and improved services, including the provision of more shelters (Australia); 141.61 Continue deploying efforts aimed at preventing and punishing all forms of violence against women and girls and further consolidate female representation in executive and decision-making positions (Peru); 141.62 Institutionalize systematic training and capacity-building to prevent, respond and monitor gender-based violence (Portugal); 16