A/HRC/36/9 134.175 With regard to the reporting mechanism on the gender pay gap, consider efficient means of following up on the reports made by the employers (Israel); 134.176 Address the problem of discrimination against women, particularly in the labour market, with regard to the gender-based wage gap (Libya); 134.177 Address more effectively entrenched discriminatory practices against women in the political, economic and social spheres, particularly in terms of the gender pay gap and social security (Malaysia); 134.178 Pay priority attention to gender equality and discrimination against women, as well as on the grounds of race and ethnicity, and ensure the application of the principles and provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination in the domestic legislation of the country (Uzbekistan); 134.179 Take necessary measures to eliminate discriminatory practices in the labour market with respect to women (Algeria); 134.180 Exert more efforts to combat or to counter violence against women and girls (Libya); 134.181 Adopt national legislation, especially in Northern Ireland, on domestic violence protection, that ensures all cases of domestic violence are thoroughly investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted (Maldives); 134.182 Ensure a holistic approach to the prevention of violence against women and girls, including harmful practices (Slovenia); 134.183 Combat violence against women and girls, in particular domestic violence (Sudan); 134.184 Continue efforts to combat discrimination on any ground and violence against women and girls (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 134.185 Continue its positive efforts to reduce domestic violence throughout the country (Indonesia); 134.186 Effectively fight violence against women and take substantive measures to combat sexual exploitation and sexual crimes against children (China); 134.187 Step up its efforts in fighting domestic violence and take measures to prevent secondary victimization and the negative impact of domestic violence on children (Czechia); 134.188 Strengthen its legislative framework by including penal sanctions for perpetrators of acts of forced marriage and non-protection against female genital mutilation (Gabon); 134.189 Place children’s rights at the centre of climate change adaption and mitigation strategies by mainstreaming child-sensitive risk and vulnerability reduction strategies into its National Adaptation Programme (Maldives); 134.190 Reviewing the laws on immigration in Britain in order to comply with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.191 Increase efforts to eliminate child poverty and bring domestic legislation in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Hungary); 134.192 Increase government efforts to eradicate child poverty, and in this regard undertake an assessment of the impact of the welfare reform on children from disadvantaged families (Kazakhstan); 134.193 In all devolved administrations, overseas territories and Crown dependencies, prohibit all corporal punishment in the family, including 21