A/HRC/36/6 conditions, stop early marriages and criminalize all forms of child exploitation (Kenya); 144.202 Adopt specific legislation on violence against women, including criminal and civil provisions necessary to address domestic violence and sexual harassment against women and girls (Mexico); 144.203 Implement the law on violence against women swiftly (Norway); 144.204 Adopt a general law on violence against women, in accordance with international standards, providing the means for its effective implementation (Paraguay); 144.205 Strengthen legislation to ensure gender equality, in particular to prevent violence against women and stop early and forced marriages (Republic of Korea); 144.206 Accelerate the enactment of the law on violence against women and the adoption of the international definition of gender-based violence (Slovenia); 144.207 Further progress in the fight against all forms of discrimination and violence against women, putting into operation the Authority for Gender Equality and Action against All Forms of Discrimination (Spain); 144.208 Adopt and implement a comprehensive and non-discriminatory law on violence against women and girls (Switzerland); 144.209 Put into place specific legislation to prevent, investigate and punish violence against women (Uganda); 144.210 Adjust the new abortion law protocol to give women the right to abort in cases of incest and rape based on the police report only (Slovenia); 144.211 Step up efforts to combat violence against women by strictly enforcing relevant laws and improve victim support mechanisms (Thailand); 144.212 Take additional measures on domestic violence (Greece); 144.213 Amend the law on inheritance in the Family Code in order to respect gender equality, as stipulated in article 19 of the Constitution of Morocco (Canada); 144.214 Adopt appropriate measures with a view to integrating women more in economic activities and guarantee them the right to equal treatment and equal pay for work of equal value (Serbia); 144.215 Make further reforms to the Family Code to remove all exceptions that allow marriage of children under the age of 18 years of age (Botswana); 144.216 Ensure that the minimum age of marriage at 18 years of age is respected, including by preventing judges from authorizing children to marry under article 20 of the Family Code (Canada); 144.217 Eliminate the harmful practice of early marriage and raise awareness among the public and parents for the effective protection of minor girls (Croatia); 144.218 Strengthen measures aimed at eradicating child marriages and expedite the enactment of legislation abolishing the forced marriage of children (Sierra Leone); 144.219 Take measures to counteract the trend of judicial authorizations of marriages involving minors, including through necessary amendments to the Family Code (Sweden); 144.220 Strengthen the promotion of political participation of women and youth (Ecuador); 22