A/HRC/26/5 121.125. Adopt legislation on quotas requiring political parties to include a minimum proportion of women among their candidates (Jordan); 121.126. Strengthen women’s participation in politics (Morocco); 121.127. Increase the participation of women in decision-making institutions (South Sudan); 121.128. Take steps to ensure that employment standards for domestic workers are fully implemented and respected (Ireland); 121.129. Take measures to bridge the wage gap between women and men (Sri Lanka); 121.130. Further strengthen measures to encourage the participation of women in the labour market and to ensure their right to equal remuneration (Thailand); 121.131. Take reform measures to ensure equality with respect to pension funds (Bangladesh); 121.132. Redouble its efforts to ensure access to health services in the country (Ethiopia); 121.133. Make sure that adequate information on family planning and the regulation of fertility is publicly available (Finland); 121.134. Make sure that sexual and reproductive rights are respected and protected (Belgium); 121.135. Initiate and promote a public debate on abortion in cases of diagnosed medical necessity and decriminalize abortion in such cases (Czech Republic); 121.136. Review and alter its current legislation that criminalizes the termination of pregnancies in all circumstances, including in cases of rape, incest and situations where the life of the mother is at risk (Finland); 121.137. Take measures to guarantee full and effective recognition of sexual and reproductive rights, in particular through the decriminalization of the voluntary interruption of pregnancy (France); 121.138. Take measures to allow legal and safe abortions in cases of rape or incest and in cases of risk to the woman’s life or health (Germany); 121.139. Take steps to strengthen and protect women’s sexual and reproductive rights in line with CEDAW recommendations, review the national legislation on abortion and enforce the national legislation with regard to access to birth control (Norway); 121.140. Review its absolute criminalization of abortion and initiate open discussions in the field of sexual and reproductive health in order to amend the respective legislation, so that abortion is no longer a criminal offence (Slovenia); 121.141. Make further efforts to ensure that the abortion laws are brought in line with Chile’s human rights obligations (Sweden); 121.142. Decriminalize abortion, at least in certain cases, such as danger to the mother’s life and health, the non-viability of the foetus or a pregnancy arising from rape (Switzerland); 21