A/HRC/43/6 127.200 Ensure the effective application of the Children’s (Amendment) Act of 2016 and the Women’s (Amendment) Act of 2015, in particular regarding child marriage and female genital mutilation (Spain); 127.201 Pursue comprehensive efforts to protect the rights of the child, in accordance with the best interests of the child (Tunisia); 127.202 Continue to take the necessary measures to raise awareness of the consequences of child marriage, and ensure the punishment of such practice (Argentina); 127.203 Step up efforts to ensure effective access to education for persons with disabilities (Myanmar); 127.204 Step up efforts in the protection of persons with disabilities (Ukraine); 127.205 Continue advancing the realization of the rights of persons with disabilities within the framework of the National Social Protection Policy (2015–2025) (Cuba); 127.206 Expedite the process of adopting the disability bill seeking to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and address issues of equality and nondiscrimination of disabled persons (Georgia); 127.207 Ensure universal registration at birth and take due measures to facilitate the registration of children above 5 years of age, so as to avoid statelessness (Holy See). 128. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue/listed below have been examined by the Gambia and have been noted by the Gambia: 128.1 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, including on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, and repeal any discriminatory laws (Iceland); 128.2 Amend legislation to decriminalize abortion in all circumstances as well as ensure that safe and legal abortion services and post-abortion care are available (Iceland); 128.3 Review national laws, including the personal law and the Women’s Act of 2010, with a view to removing all provisions that are discriminatory towards women (Croatia); 128.4 Review the personal law and the Women’s Act, with a view to removing the provisions that are discriminatory towards women with regard to marriage, divorce, inheritance, marital property, adoption and burial (Honduras); 128.5 Amend discriminatory laws against transgender and intersex people (Myanmar); lesbian, gay, bisexual, 128.6 Repeal all legislation that criminalizes same-sex activities, including Criminal Code article 144 (Netherlands); 128.7 Decriminalize same-sex consensual relationships and adopt measures to guarantee non-discrimination based on sexual orientation (Spain); 128.8 Deepen efforts to combat acts of discrimination and violence against LGBTIQ persons by repealing all discriminatory norms and by guaranteeing the investigation and punishment of all acts of violence against LGTIBQ persons (Argentina); 128.9 Amend legislation to decriminalize homosexuality (Australia); 128.10 Repeal all legislation that criminalizes sexual activities between consenting adults and take all necessary measures to prevent discrimination and violence on the basis of sexual orientation and/or gender identity or expression (Canada); 21