A/HRC/44/9 142.106 Develop and implement a comprehensive strategy to eliminate harmful practices, and ensure that perpetrators are held accountable and that victims have access to effective remedies (Ireland); 142.107 Continue efforts to eradicate all harmful practices against women and girls, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage, and to combat violence against women, including by enhancing access to justice (Italy); 142.108 Take measures to eradicate female genital mutilation, through increased awareness-raising among all groups (Maldives); 142.109 Develop and implement a comprehensive strategy to eliminate harmful practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women and girls (Namibia); 142.110 Continue to take measures to eradicate the harmful practices of female genital mutilation and other sexual and gender-based violence (Nepal); 142.111 Actively implement the positive measures to end gender-based violence and harmful practices, including through recent legislative frameworks, a pledge to end female genital mutilation, and its commitment to reduce maternal deaths (New Zealand); 142.112 Redouble efforts to eradicate the harmful practice of female genital mutilation, through the dissemination of the Law on the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation, and prosecute and subsequently punish those responsible for carrying out this practice (Costa Rica); 142.113 Continue to implement its inclusive national framework on preventing and addressing sexual and gender-based violence (Philippines); 142.114 Complete the procedure for examining a national policy to end female genital mutilation (Senegal); 142.115 Effectively implement the strategy for the eradication of female genital mutilation and forced child marriage (Spain); 142.116 Adopt and implement a national policy on the eradication of female genital mutilation (Sweden); 142.117 Adopt the necessary measures aimed at eliminating harmful practices, such as child and forced marriage, female genital mutilation and others (Ukraine); 142.118 Redouble efforts to promote and protect the rights of people with albinism by creating support centres dedicated to this cause (Gabon); 142.119 Strengthen the actions and resources used to effectively combat discrimination, stigma and attacks against people with albinism (Comoros); 142.120 Ensure the effective protection of people with albinism against violence, discrimination and stigma (Congo); 142.121 Continue to adopt effective measures to end discrimination and stigmatization faced by persons with albinism (Nepal); 142.122 Strengthen the measures taken to protect people with albinism against violence, discrimination and stigmatization of those who are victims (Costa Rica); 142.123 Adopt and implement the Regional Action Plan on Albinism in Africa (2017–2021) (Senegal); 142.124 Continue the promotion and protection of human rights, in particular of the albino community and refugees (Somalia); 142.125 Prohibit corporal punishment in schools and public institutions (Cyprus); 15