A/HRC/24/6 116.40. Continue undertaking effective actions for the protection and promotion of the rights of women in the country (Azerbaijan); 116.41. Continue making efforts to reduce the gap in female participation in the labour market, in the context of the National Policy on Gender Equality (Chile); 116.42. Intensify efforts to guarantee gender equality and to empower women, including by developing its national policy on gender equality and by continuing the work currently underway in the Intersectoral Commission to Eradicate Violence against women and the Legal Commission on Equity for Women in Congress (Nigeria); 116.43. Consider the possibility of enhancing the necessary measures for the protection and integration of the LGBT population (Argentina); 116.44. Intensify the Government presence in the rural areas whose communities are victims of abuses, such as forced displacement, as well as target of violence perpetrated by criminal organizations (Italy); 116.45. Continue taking assertive measures in combating organized crime and criminal gangs with a view to protecting the civilian population (Malaysia); 116.46. Take necessary steps to incorporate elements of human rights education in the training of law enforcement agencies (Pakistan); 116.47. Continue implementing its National strategy in favour of children with particular attention to children victims of landmines as well as to pursue its efforts in preventing the involvement of children in armed conflicts (Algeria); 116.48. Enhance the protection for children, including by improving the investigation, prosecution and prevention of violence against children (Cyprus); 116.49. Develop a comprehensive plan of action to address violence against women on the basis of the repeated recommendations made by the United Nations and the Inter-American human rights system (Kyrgyzstan); 116.50. Continue to prioritise policies aimed at promoting the enjoyment of women’s rights and prevention of sexual violence (South Africa); 116.51. Consider developing and implementing a comprehensive plan of action to further women’s rights, including measures to combat violence against women (Indonesia); 116.52. Step up efforts to prevent sexual violence against women and children and strengthen measures for the rehabilitation of boys and girls affected by armed conflicts (Paraguay); 116.53. Strengthen its efforts in the fight to eliminate violence against women and children (Senegal); 116.54. Increase efforts in addressing violence against women, including a provision of access to justice and medical care for victims as well as their social reintegration, in particular within the context of the armed conflict (Slovakia); 116.55. Elaborate and apply in an effective manner an exhaustive and interdisciplinary action plan to address violence against women (Spain); 17