A/HRC/41/10 90.66 Take further steps to protect women and children from domestic violence and abuse (New Zealand); 90.67 Increase the quota for the all-inclusive participation of women in public and decision-making processes (Angola); 90.68 Take steps to encourage female candidates’ participation in the 2020 national elections (Australia); 90.69 Ensure that women are included and can actively participate in planning, decision-making and implementation processes concerning disaster risk reduction, post-disaster management and climate change policies (Barbados); 90.70 Take concrete steps to support and increase women’s participation in the political sphere, by, for example, setting targets to improve the representation of women in Parliament (Canada); 90.71 Ensure that women, including those living on the outer islands, are included and actively participate in national planning, decision-making and implementation processes, in particular concerning disaster risk reduction, post-disaster management and climate change policies (Iceland); 90.72 Continue to increase its efforts to encourage the representation of women in Parliament and in other aspects of public life (New Zealand); 90.73 Establish effective measures to ensure that women can be represented in the national Parliament, as well as active policies to reverse the social discrimination affecting women and protect them in cases of gender-based violence (Spain); 90.74 90.75 Ensure the effective schooling of girls (France); Pursue efforts to promote and protect the rights of children (Tunisia); 90.76 Continue to promote legislation prohibiting all violence against children within the framework of the Government’s commitments and its Vanuatu National Child Protection Policy, 2016–2026 (Albania); 90.77 Take legislative action to adopt laws prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings (Algeria); 90.78 Redouble efforts to prevent and combat the multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination to which children are subjected based on gender and disability (Honduras); 90.79 Implement policies with a view to ending the practice of corporal punishment in its society (Indonesia); 90.80 Further strengthen government capacity with a view to the effective implementation of the National Child Protection Policy, 2016–2026 (Philippines); 90.81 Continue its ongoing work to ensure the universal registration of births (Sri Lanka); 90.82 Adopt a national action plan aimed at addressing all the issues covered by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular with regard to trafficking in children, child prostitution and child pornography, while providing adequate resources for its implementation (Serbia); 90.83 Redouble efforts to ensure that children’s rights are in conformity with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, with a particular focus on the juvenile justice system and the prohibition of corporal punishment in all areas of society and as a sentence for crimes (Uruguay); 15