A/HRC/42/12/Add.1 6 111.140 Accepted 111.141 Accepted 111.142 Accepted 111.143 Accepted 111.144 Accepted 111.145 Accepted 111.146 Accepted 111.147 Accepted 111.148 Accepted 111.149 Partially accepted. The State commits to taking strong measures to reduce the high rates of femicide and violence against women, including through the use of public campaigns and family programmes, to adopting clear guidelines for therapeutic abortion services and to preventing and sanctioning cases of obstetric violence against women. 111.150 Accepted 111.151 Accepted 111.152 Accepted 111.155 Accepted 111.156 Accepted 111.54 Accepted 111.55 Accepted 111.79 Accepted 111.80 Accepted 111.200 Accepted 111.201 Accepted 111.202 Accepted 111.73 Accepted 111.78 Accepted 111.81 Noted. Costa Rica currently has a National Strategy for Transition to the Formal Economy. Under national legislation, occupational health can be addressed only within an employment relationship. 111.82 Accepted 111.83 Accepted 111.84 Accepted 111.85 Accepted 111.86 Accepted 111.89 Noted7 111.90 Accepted 111.91 Accepted 111.92 Accepted GE.19-15964