A/HRC/44/15 barriers to women and enhancing protections in policies, laws, regulations and public and private practices to facilitate women’s participation in the economy (United States of America); 80.94 Modify legislation to allow women to confer their nationality to their children on an equal basis as men, without any form of discrimination (Uruguay); 80.95 Modify national legislation to enable women to pass on Kiribati nationality on an equal basis as men (Argentina); 80.96 Make the necessary amendments in legislation in order to allow women to confer their nationalities to their children on an equal basis as men (Brazil); 80.97 Ensure gender equality, inter alia, by reforming the Citizenship Act 1979 to ensure equal rights for Kiribati women to confer nationality to children and spouses on an equal basis to men (Germany); 80.98 Continue taking measures for effective promotion of gender equality and elimination of discrimination against women (India); 80.99 Revise the Constitution of Kiribati by removing the provisions allowing discrimination against women (Luxembourg); 80.100 Continue to further integrate and mainstream gender equality in national policies (Philippines); 80.101 Enact legislation covering all forms of violence against women (Montenegro); 80.102 Proceed with consideration of strengthening the legal framework towards elimination of violence against women (Georgia); 80.103 Continue to strengthen its legislative, institutional and educational framework to eliminate discrimination and violence against women and girls (Indonesia); 80.104 Enact legislation covering all forms of violence against women (physical, sexual, trafficking, sexual harassment, stalking, psychological and economic) (Ireland); 80.105 Continue to take all necessary measures to address sexual and gender-based violence, including domestic violence and harmful practices such as child, early and forced marriages, as well as to prevent all forms of discrimination against women and girls (Italy); 80.106 Implement the Family Welfare Act 2013 and the National Approach to Eliminating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Action Plan to improve access to essential services for violence survivors, embed measures to change social norms, and facilitate redress for such crimes (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 80.107 Enact legislation to strengthen criminal procedures, police powers and evidence laws relating to all forms of violence against women and girls, and ensure that survivors have access to legal safeguards, including protection orders and civil orders (Australia); 80.108 Implement national media campaigns, training for State officials, and education programmes in all schools to eliminate gender stereotypes and negative social norms that are root causes of gender-based discrimination and violence (Iceland); 80.109 Increase its efforts to combat gender-based violence and ensure gender equality through the full implementation of the “Gender Equality and Women Development Policy” (Israel); 17