A/HRC/24/10 143.59 Modify the discriminatory provisions of the Family Code in order to harmonize those provisions with the CEDAW (Uruguay); 143.60 Take further steps in the implementation of CEDAW by prioritizing combating of gender-based violence, abuse and exploitation (Maldives); 143.61 Continue to prioritise the enforcement of mechanisms for compliance with the core provisions on the CEDAW by ensuring a rapid change in mentalities regarding women’s rights, female genital mutilation, early marriage and the perception of the role and place of women, through education (South Africa); 143.62 Continue its efforts to enhance the protection of women’s rights and promote gender equality (Singapore); 143.63 Adopt the necessary measures to achieve the elimination of existing patriarchal and gender stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women (Argentina); 143.64 Put in place a global strategy aimed at eliminating harmful practices and stereotypes against women (Republic of Moldova); 143.65 Remain steadfast in pursuing its impressive policies towards gender equality, particularly by strengthening measures to eradicate gender-based violence (Lesotho); 143.66 Continue to work within the frame of the Gender National Policy 2011–2021, in a standing national campaign to fight against discrimination and violence against women (Nicaragua); 143.67 Continue its measures in promoting gender equality through the implementation of its National Gender Policy Action Plan for the period 2011 to 2021 (Malaysia); 143.68 Continue to support the work of the national mechanism for the promotion of the rights of women (Egypt); 143.69 Continue adopting laws and policies to promote and protect the rights of women and their role in society, particularly in education health and employment (Egypt); 143.70 Reinforce efforts in addressing violence against women, including through increasing victims’ access to justice (Slovakia); 143.71 Take measures aimed at eliminating all forms of discrimination against women and girls, and to protect their rights, especially to education at all levels, and to receive medical care during all their stages of life, including during pregnancy (Ecuador); 143.72 Continue to make efforts to promote the rights of children so as to improve their situation, particularly in the areas of education and health care (Qatar); 143.73 Strengthen programs aiming at the promotion and protection of children rights (Algeria); 143.74 Redouble its efforts for promotion and protection of the rights of vulnerable persons (Senegal); 143.75 Continue with its efforts to better protect women, children and the disabled in order to consolidate the progress made in this area (Nigeria); 20 GE.13-15502