A/HRC/41/10 90.50 Pursue efforts to prevent violence against women and domestic violence (Tunisia); 90.51 Ensure the investigation and punishment of perpetrators of sexual violence against women and girls in schools (Argentina); 90.52 Continue to take wide-ranging action to address the levels of violence and discrimination against women and girls (Barbados); 90.53 Ensure that perpetrators of violence against women are duly prosecuted and punished with sentences that are commensurate with the seriousness of their crimes (Belgium); 90.54 Combat violence against women and children, including by putting in place a mechanism to protect victims and fight impunity of the perpetrators of these violations (France); 90.55 Expand measures to address violence, including sexual violence, especially against women and children, by enforcing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child and incorporating the human rights obligations into domestic legislation (Germany); 90.56 Take immediate steps to improve women’s rights and prevent violence against women in accordance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Indonesia); 90.57 Continue to strengthen the Department of Women’s Affairs and intensify efforts to combat violence against women and girls, ensuring that perpetrators of such acts are duly prosecuted and convicted by the formal justice system and that the police, prosecutors, judges and lawyers are provided with appropriate training on women’s rights (Ireland); 90.58 Increase efforts to combat gender discrimination, harmful practices and violence against women through strong legislation and implementation (Nepal); 90.59 Take effective measures to eliminate sexual violence and abuse of women and children, in particular at school, within the family and in the community, including by criminalizing these conducts and bringing perpetrators to account, and ensure the provision of skilled medical and psychological aid to the victims (Portugal); 90.60 Continue to combat domestic and gender-based violence and to promote access by women to leadership positions and their participation in politics, within the framework of the National Gender Equality Policy (Albania); 90.61 Continue efforts to eliminate gender-based violence, including domestic and sexual violence, by, for example, allocating adequate resources for the training of law enforcement and medical personnel, for investigations and the prosecution of perpetrators of these crimes, and for access to services for victims (Canada); 90.62 Expand its existing partnership and collaboration with community leaders to reduce domestic and gender-based violence in rural areas (Singapore); 90.63 Continue to strengthen measures to combat gender-based violence and domestic violence (Maldives); 90.64 Investigate and prosecute domestic violence and sexual abuse cases, and offer victim-centred support services (United States of America); 90.65 Ensure protection orders, legal remedies and assistance for women victims of domestic violence and prosecute and punish perpetrators (Slovenia); 14