A/HRC/37/9 111.122 Implement more measures to prevent violence against women, such as the training workshops conducted by the Office for the Defence of Indigenous Women’s Rights on the protection of indigenous women (Singapore); 111.123 Establish a mechanism for improving coordination and strengthening various institutions dealing with violence against women (Slovenia); 111.124 Allocate sufficient resources to specialized courts and tribunals with jurisdiction over femicide and other forms of violence against women, and move towards the full implementation of the Law against Femicide and Other Forms of Violence against Women (Spain); 111.125 Continue to raise awareness regarding the criminal nature of domestic violence and take measures to prosecute those responsible for such actions (Israel); 111.126 Further enhance the promotion and protection of women’s rights, including addressing violence against women and femicide (Azerbaijan); 111.127 Implement effective and coordinated measures to prevent violence against women, especially against young women and girls, and ensure that perpetrators of violence are brought to justice (Belgium); 111.128 Address the structural causes of organized crime, including those relating to sexual violence (Burkina Faso); 111.129 Pursue awareness-raising activities on domestic violence, including prosecution and sentencing of the perpetrators (Burkina Faso); 111.130 Allocate appropriate resources for the effective application of the law against femicide and other forms of gender-based violence, including better access to services for victims (Canada); 111.131 Strengthen initiatives to sensitize the population about the criminal nature of domestic violence and bring those responsible for this crime to justice (Ecuador); 111.132 Promote large-scale registration campaigns for women voters, in particular in rural areas and notably for indigenous women, with a view to ensuring their full participation in political and public life (Haiti); 111.133 Continue to combat gender stereotypes by promoting equal representation of men and women in public office (Timor-Leste); 111.134 Take measures to improve women’s representation in decisionmaking positions in the public sector and reduce the gender pay gap (Israel); 111.135 Establish a mechanism to increase the participation of women, particularly indigenous women, in key positions of the three powers of the Republic and in decision-making processes (Costa Rica); 111.136 Ensure free, universal birth registration and provide all children born in the territory, particularly those born in indigenous communities, with a birth certificate (Portugal); 111.137 Strengthen further the child protection system in the country through the necessary reforms, adopting a human-rights based approach (Maldives); 111.138 Pursue efforts to train personnel for the optimal care of children in the context of access to education and health care, and within the implementation of effective social programmes in these areas (Morocco); 111.139 Guarantee the life, integrity and physical safety of children and adolescents placed in State shelters, provide adequate reparation for the damages caused, prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, and repeal the legal exemptions endorsed in the Civil Code and Law (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 18