A/HRC/36/6 144.184 Continue the commendable efforts to promote and protect the rights of women and children (Mauritania); 144.185 Review all laws and practices that discriminate on the basis of gender and bring them into line with international law and standards and take steps to further improve the protection of women who are subjected to violence, including by amending the Criminal Code to ensure the criminalization of marital rape (Sweden); 144.186 Revise the Family Code to prohibit polygamy and the marriage of minors, as well as to guarantee equality between men and women in inheritance matters and in the right to guardianship (Norway); 144.187 As a follow-up to the recommendations from the second cycle contained in A/HRC/21/3, paras. 129.19, 129.22, 129.27, 129.39, 129.40, 129.43, 129.78, 129.88, 129.93 and 131.7, intensify efforts towards improving the economic, social and cultural rights of the female population, with their full participation (Haiti); 144.188 Adopt comprehensive and integral legislation to eliminate discrimination and all forms of violence against women and to promote their advancement in all areas, including the economic area (Honduras); 144.189 Strengthen the existing legal framework to protect women against all forms of violence and eliminate all discriminatory gender-based legal norms (Chile); 144.190 Take all necessary measures to strengthen the fight against domestic violence and sexual violence against women (France); 144.191 Take appropriate measures, taking into consideration its international obligations, to prevent the marriage of minors (Myanmar); 144.192 Continue to put into place practical measures at the local and national levels to ensure gender equality and combat discrimination against women (Singapore); 144.193 Continue efforts to combat violence against women (Tunisia); 144.194 Amend domestic legislation to remove all forms of gender-based discrimination and protect the rights of women and children (Australia); 144.195 Expedite the adoption of draft law 103.13 on violence against women, while taking into account the importance of widening the protection for women victims of violence, and criminalize marital rape (Belgium); 144.196 Continue its efforts to improve legislation concerning violence against women, in line with international standards, addressing the dimensions of prevention, protection and assistance, and repealing discriminatory provisions related to custody, marriage, inheritance and transfer of nationality (Brazil); 144.197 Criminalize marital rape and threats of violence as part of its draft law 103.13 on combating violence against women and implement State-sponsored programmes to support victims (Canada); 144.198 Implement adequate measures to ensure the comprehensive and effective protection of women against domestic violence and accelerate the drafting process of a bill that is consistent with international standards in this area (Germany); 144.199 Strengthen the legal framework to prevent discrimination and violence against women, in particular domestic violence (Italy); 144.200 Accelerate the process of adoption of the draft law on the elimination of the violence against women (Jordan); 144.201 Continue aligning legislation, policies and programmes that anchor the rights of the child in order to stop children from working in harmful 21