A/HRC/41/4 122.93 Initiate multi-sector, systems-level actions to address barriers to women’s and girls’ access to equitable sexual and reproductive health outcomes (Australia); 122.94 Enhance mental health policies with a view to guaranteeing that persons with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities have access to appropriate mental health services, including community-based care, which respect their dignity and human rights (Brazil); 122.95 Remove abortion from the Crimes Act of 1961 and amend the Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion Act of 1977 so that abortion is decriminalized and implement recommendation “Model A” from the Law Commission’s report on “alternative approaches to abortion law” (Iceland); 122.96 Remove abortion from the Crimes Act 1961 and review the Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion Act 1977 to ensure that abortion is decriminalized in all circumstances, and all women and girls can access safe and legal abortion as an integrated component of sexual and reproductive health services, in reference also to the adoption of targets 3.7 and 5.6 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Netherlands); 122.97 Eliminate, in accordance with the recommendation by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, abortion from the Crimes Act 1961 and amend the Law on Contraception, Sterilization and Abortion of 1977 in order to completely decriminalize abortion by amending legislation through the implementation of Recommendation A of the Legal Committee on “alternative approaches to the Law on Abortion” (Uruguay); 122.98 Reform the law on abortion and take a human rights-based approach by implementing Model ‘A’ from the Law Commission report of October 2018 on “alternative approaches to abortion law” (Canada); 122.99 Take immediate steps to combat solitary and solitary confinement in medical facilities applied to juveniles, persons with intellectual or psychosocial disabilities, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers in prison and in all health care institutions (Syrian Arab Republic); 122.100 Progress with efforts in addressing disparities in mental health and improve services for vulnerable groups (Sri Lanka); 122.101 Continue efforts for the adoption of additional measures to address the disparities registered by the sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics community with regard to access to services in the entire health system (Uruguay); 122.102 Consider putting an end to non-consensual medical procedures which affect intersex persons (Chile); 122.103 Continue its efforts, and ensure that all children from all ethnic groups are provided with quality education (State of Palestine); 122.104 Review all education, legislative and policy settings to ensure that schools provide accessible inclusive education for all (Hungary); 122.105 Continue efforts to reduce discrimination against women and, in particular, take legislative measures to strengthen the representation of women in management posts, in the private and public sector (France); 122.106 Continue efforts to ensure the representation of women in positions of leadership in all sectors (Nepal); 122.107 Further the work towards achieving gender equality and higher women’s representation in senior leadership positions (Republic of Moldova); 122.108 Take concrete steps to ensure that gender parity in the public service is reached by 2020 in line with the current trajectory (Bahamas); 17