A/HRC/35/10 (j) Protection be provided for women and girls on the move who may not qualify for refugee status but find themselves in a vulnerable situation whether as a result of the circumstances they encounter in their country of origin, in transit or at destination, and/or due to inherent characteristics; (k) The systematic, regular and nationwide collection, integration and dissemination of equality data disaggregated by various grounds be strengthened, while respecting and protecting the right to self-identification and the protection of privacy, and that indicators be developed to measure inequalities on the basis of a combination of such variables as race, ethnicity, religion or gender; (l) Research and analysis on intersecting forms of discrimination against women and girls be strengthened and used to design and review legislation and policies to better address the rights and needs of women and girls at risk of/or affected by intersecting forms of discrimination and violence; (m) Efforts be made to implement comprehensive outreach campaigns that bring together the general public, civil society organizations, local governments, educational institutions, the media and artists to dismantle myths, attitudes and stereotypes that discriminate and exclude women and girls on the basis of a combination of factors, such as gender, race, ethnicity and religion; (n) Relevant intergovernmental reviews, such as for the Sustainable Development Goals and the universal periodic review, address intersecting forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls in the context of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia; (o) United Nations human rights mechanisms pay specific attention to the monitoring and analysis of the human rights implications of discrimination based on gender and other grounds. 17