A/HRC/32/6 128.53 Take appropriate action in order to combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls (Cyprus); 128.54 Continue efforts to promote gender equality in combating discrimination and violence against women and girls, in particular domestic violence and early marriages (France); 128.55 Take further measures to eliminate discrimination and violence against women (China); 128.56 Combat discrimination and harassment with regard to girls in schools (Djibouti); 128.57 Operationalize gender strategy in education, including early education, in order to combat female illiteracy and child, early and forced marriages (Finland); 128.58 Strengthen the implementation of existing legislation and promote awareness-raising activities aimed at protecting women’s rights, at increasing girls’ enrolment rate in schools and fighting against all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence (Italy); 128.59 Adopt a national strategy to fight against discrimination against women and girls, with a focus on equitable access to education (Turkey); 128.60 Review the order, 39/GM/2003 (despacho) banning pregnant girls to attend day schools (Djibouti); 128.61 Ensure the mainstreaming of gender equality in all its policies and increase the representation of women in decision-making positions at the local level (South Africa); 128.62 Continue working on a national policy and legislation that can guarantee greater equality of opportunity between men and women (Nicaragua); 128.63 Take measures to fight discrimination against women particularly in rural areas (Senegal); 128.64 Continue to work for the elimination of discrimination against women, particularly in rural areas (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 128.65 Continue to intensify efforts to fight against violence faced by persons with albinism (Portugal); 128.66 Consistently address and prosecute incidents of violence against persons with albinism and take measures to comprehensively protect their human rights (Sierra Leone); 128.67 Take specific legal provisions to protect the rights of older persons and people living with albinism (Congo); 128.68 Raise the level of professionalism and efficiency in the police force (Nigeria); 128.69 Further continue providing capacity building training to law enforcement agencies to raise the level of professionalism and efficiency in carrying out their duties (Ethiopia); 128.70 Strengthen human rights training for security forces and prison officials (France); 17