A/HRC/26/7 123.90. Provide sufficient protection for victims of domestic violence and ensure proper monitoring of the rehabilitation of persons convicted (Canada); 123.91. Continue strengthening the national plan against the scourge of domestic violence, placing emphasis on prevention and awareness-raising of public opinion (Chile); 123.92. Take additional measures to protect women from domestic violence (Cyprus); 123.93. Take further measures in the fight against domestic violence, human trafficking and poverty, especially concerning women and children (Estonia); 123.94. Continue efforts in favour of the rights of women and children and adopt all necessary measures to efficiently combat domestic violence (France); 123.95. Continue its efforts to eradicate domestic violence by putting in place mechanisms to survey the proper implementation of the protocols of action by government agencies and apply appropriate sanctions where such implementation is not in line with the prescribed rules (Hungary); 123.96. Endeavour, in line with its voluntary pledges, to combat genderbased violence by, inter alia, enforcing existing legislation, conducting public awareness campaigns, ensuring psychosocial support and access to shelters for victims, and monitoring rehabilitation of persons convicted (Ireland); 123.97. Promote and protect human rights of women, by strengthening efforts to end domestic violence, and other forms of violence and discrimination against women by implementation of existing laws and awareness programs. (Maldives); 123.98. Intensify prosecution and preventive measures in order to further protect women and to generate greater awareness of gender-based violence (Norway); 123.99. Strengthen public policies regarding violence against women, adopting, among other things, affirmative measures to combat women’s poverty, linked to the unequal distribution between time spent on paid and unpaid work (Paraguay); 123.100. Adopt a comprehensive law to fight violence against women (Tunisia); 123.101. Continue to combat domestic violence and renew the national action plan in this field (Russian Federation); 123.102. Strengthen the mechanisms to protect victims of gender-based violence (Senegal); 123.103. Continue to enhance the protection of women against violence and to promote greater gender equality (Singapore); 123.104. Step up its efforts to prevent domestic violence, including through enforcing existing legislation, continuing its awareness-raising campaigns, as well as through efficiently implementing, and where necessary, introducing new state programmes to protect the victims of domestic violence and to offer them psychological support and access to shelter (Slovenia); 123.105. Strengthen measures to respond to gender-based violence in every sphere of public and private life (Sri Lanka); 20