A/HRC/38/11 106.111 Continue to invest the necessary resources to improve and expand educational facilities and opportunities to ensure the right of all children, including those of migrant workers and asylum-seeking and refugee children, to access quality education in Luxembourg (Iceland); 106.112 Ensure that the prohibition of gender-based discrimination is duly complied with, and intensify efforts to reduce the wage gap between women and men (Uruguay); 106.113 Continue to make efforts to combat gender-based violence and violence against women and girls, as well as domestic violence (Myanmar); 106.114 Implement programmes to promote cooperation between NGOs and law enforcement to combat domestic violence and other forms of genderbased violence (United States of America); 106.115 Proceed with proposed legislative reforms to introduce the specific criminal offence of female genital mutilation to the Criminal Code (Ireland); 106.116 Continue its efforts to revise legislation on domestic violence through the adoption of Bill No. 7167, which would protect women and children against domestic violence (Bhutan); 106.117 Continue empowering women and enhance their role in political and economic life (Mongolia); 106.118 Continue to take effective measures aimed at ensuring the participation of women in the political and economic life of the country (Armenia); 106.119 Continue its work towards enhancing gender equality and women’s political and economic empowerment (Iceland); 106.120 Modify the Criminal Code and other legislation to ensure that all children are fully protected from child prostitution (Sierra Leone); 106.121 Continue efforts aimed at combating violence against women and girls (Angola); 106.122 Accelerate work to introduce amendments to the legislation so as to provide comprehensive protection to children from child trafficking, child prostitution and child pornography (Belarus); 106.123 Enhance efforts so as to approve legal reforms with the purpose of guaranteeing equality for children born out of wedlock (Chile); 106.124 Respect its legal obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child for the protection of children born out of wedlock, unregistered or recognized births from both parents (Syrian Arab Republic); 106.125 Continue improving its national legal framework to protect children from child sexual exploitation (Indonesia); 106.126 Develop a more accurate definition of child pornography to ensure the criminalization of pictures of children that fall outside the definition of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Islamic Republic of Iran); 106.127 Develop new legislation and action plans for the offences of child trafficking and sexual exploitation (or what is known as sex tourism with children outside the national border) in particular to protect the most vulnerable children, such as migrants and asylum seekers, and full protection for unaccompanied children (Syrian Arab Republic); 106.128 Adopt legislative and other measures to ensure the prompt removal of online images of child abuse from Internet hosting services 17