A/HRC/42/6 140.174 Criminalize (Paraguay); explicitly domestic violence and conjugal rape 140.175 Continue promoting access to education for girls and the efforts to ensure their return and retention in case of school dropout (Peru); 140.176 Further strengthen efforts to combat maternal and child mortality (Philippines); 140.177 Continue public awareness campaigns with a view to changing sociocultural attitudes that hinder the promotion of the rights of women and girls (Republic of Korea); 140.178 Continue the work on the implementation of the national programme and strategy to combat violence against women and children (Russian Federation); 140.179 Strengthen measures to combat discrimination and violence against women, including through the implementation of relevant laws, eliminating any loopholes in national legislation that might undermine the protection of women’s rights and addressing discriminatory stereotypes that affect women (Rwanda); 140.180 Continue with measures that guarantee access to reproductive health services throughout the country to women and adolescents, and organize education and awareness-raising programmes on the importance of contraception and the right to sexual and reproductive health (Serbia); 140.181 Expedite the implementation of programmes aimed at promoting and protecting women’s rights in accordance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (Maputo Protocol) (South Africa); 140.182 Step up its action to bring an end to female genital mutilation and forced marriage (Spain); 140.183 Continue combating violence against women (Tunisia); 140.184 Redouble efforts to eradicate such phenomena as crimes perpetrated under the guise of ritual procedure and female genital mutilation (Turkey); 140.185 Further protect the rights of women and children, continue to develop education and public health care (China); 140.186 Continue to strengthen its social programmes in favour of the most vulnerable groups, particularly women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 140.187 Consolidate existing measures to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment (Zimbabwe); 140.188 Ensure the effective integration of women in all sectors of public life (Congo); 140.189 Redouble efforts to combat female genital mutilation (Congo); 140.190 Continue its commitment to empowering women and ensuring equal opportunities (Armenia); 140.191 Enforce Law No. 98-757 of 23 December 1998 on the punishment of certain forms of violence against women and raise awareness of the harmful effects of female genital mutilation and the penalties incurred by perpetrators of female genital mutilation (Australia); 140.192 Continue measures aimed at promoting women’s empowerment as one of the goals of the Sahel Women’s Empowerment and Demographic Dividend Project (Azerbaijan); 20 GE.19-11244