A/HRC/36/8 100.97 Conduct public awareness campaigns in the media to fight against drug consumption, abusive consumption of alcohol and suicide among young women and girls (Algeria); 100.98 Exert more efforts aiming at the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women, particularly in the labour market (Libya); 100.99 Continue the work accomplished to prevent gender-based discrimination, promote equality between women and men and thus improve women’s condition, particularly in working life (Cuba); 100.100 Continue its good efforts to address violence against women (Lithuania); 100.101 Ensure proper implementation of policies directed towards combating violence against women, including the recommendations made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women regarding sexual violence (Republic of Moldova); 100.102 Establish a specific action plan to combat gender-based violence with a special system of prevention for this type of violence and also broaden the network of assistance for victims of sexual violence or gender-based violence (Spain); 100.103 Promote gender equality and further combat violence against women (China); 100.104 Take further measures aimed at eradicating violence against women (Georgia); 100.105 Ensure the implementation of measures aimed at combating violence against women (Iceland); 100.106 Strengthen efforts to prevent violence against women (Iraq); 100.107 Continue its efforts aimed at eliminating discrimination and preventing violence against women and children, as well as taking further measures, with a longer-term strategy, aimed at protecting women’s rights (Iceland); 100.108 Prepare a national plan with allocated targets to combat violence and discrimination against women and provide access and financial aid to support services, and strengthen cooperation between different government agencies (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.109 Increase its funding to actors engaged in combating violence and sexual abuse of women (Sweden); 100.110 Implement new measures to ensure victims of rape seek redress, and modify the law to ensure the penalties for rape are more severe (Sierra Leone); 100.111 Carry out a review of criteria for prosecuting cases of rape and sexual assault, to ensure that lack of consent, not only the use of force, is given adequate consideration when bringing cases for prosecution (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 100.112 Consolidate support services for women victims of violence (Republic of Moldova); 100.113 Provide adequate support services to protect victims of domestic and sexual violence (Turkey); 100.114 Continue its efforts to implement the Istanbul Convention by ensuring that it has a sufficient budget, increase the number of shelters for women and children victims of violence, strengthen penalties for rape, improve the training of professionals for better reception of victims and better processing of their complaints (France); 17