A/HRC/41/4 122.109 Redouble the efforts of the Government for the development and implementation of public policies aimed at the real and effective reduction of inequality gaps between men and women, including the fight to eliminate domestic and sexual violence against women (Paraguay); 122.110 Continue efforts to combat violence against women and to increase women’s representation in leadership roles in the public sector (Afghanistan); 122.111 Continue its efforts to combat violence against women (Armenia); 122.112 Ensure the protection of women and girls, and guarantee their right to physical and psychological integrity and a life free from violence (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.113 Review and strengthen its efforts to respond to and prevent domestic violence and sexual and gender-based violence (Australia); 122.114 Continue strengthening measures to eradicate violence against women, specifically domestic and sexual violence (Chile); 122.115 Continue to combat sexual and gender-based violence, especially among ethnic minorities, and domestic violence against women and children (Estonia); 122.116 Continue efforts to ensure prevention of violence against women and domestic violence through the strengthening of women’s programmes and national plans (Tunisia); 122.117 Intensify measures to address domestic violence and sexual violence against women (Philippines); 122.118 Undertake further efforts to combat gender-based violence, such as violence in the family and in partner relationships (Kyrgyzstan); 122.119 Continue its efforts to combat gender-based violence, and extend technical assistance in promoting women’s rights in accordance with international and regional frameworks (Viet Nam); 122.120 Consider developing a unified national strategy on combating violence and abuse against women (Republic of Moldova); 122.121 Prioritize the development of a comprehensive, multisectoral national strategy to combat sexual and family violence, including among the Māori people, which also addresses violence against men and boys (Bahamas); 122.122 Develop a comprehensive strategy on combating gender-based violence against women (Belgium); 122.123 Develop and adopt a comprehensive national strategy to combat all kinds of violence against women (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.124 Develop a national strategy to combat abuse and violence against women (Slovenia); 122.125 Implement and allocate sustainable resources for the long term to combat family and sexual violence, aimed at developing a comprehensive and coherent prevention strategy for gender-based violence against women (Netherlands); 122.126 Continue its efforts to develop a comprehensive government strategy for tackling domestic violence (Ireland); 122.127 Develop and implement a cross-party strategy on family and sexual violence and ensure its continuous effective implementation (Pakistan); 122.128 Continue to fight against all forms of gender-based violence, including sexual and domestic violence, by guaranteeing in particular that all victims benefit from protection and have access to medical and legal aid (Hungary); 18