A/HRC/44/12 156.219 Ensure equal wages between women and men for the same work, and enforce and enhance laws to eliminate discrimination against women in the labour market (Egypt); 156.220 Continue efforts to combat violence against women (France); 156.221 Continue efforts to combat violence against all women (Montenegro); 156.222 Continue its efforts to combat gender-based violence, including by adopting the recommendation of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to improve efforts to identify and eliminate barriers preventing women from reporting violence (New Zealand); 156.223 Continue to combat sexual violence and address the causes of underreporting of rape, as outlined in the national strategy to prevent and combat men’s violence against women (Australia); 156.224 Investigate the causes of low reporting and conviction rates for violence against women and strengthen the assistance and protection offered to all women victims of violence (Luxembourg); 156.225 Combat violence against women and girls by undertaking effective measures towards reducing impunity in cases of domestic violence (Azerbaijan); 156.226 Continue undertaking proactive measures including by reinforcing assistance and protection provided to all women victims of violence (Malaysia); 156.227 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women and girls, including intimate partner violence, to ensure effective implementation of the 10-year national strategy to prevent and combat men’s violence against women (Botswana); 156.228 Prioritize the fight against sexual violence against women and address the causes of the lack of reporting of violations, as described in the national strategy to prevent and combat men’s violence against women (Chile); 156.229 Strengthen the capacity of judicial officials on gender issues so that the judiciary can deal with those issues efficiently and without revictimizing victims of gender-based violence (Colombia); 156.230 Collect data on the impact of reducing the number of hospitals and maternal health centres on women’s right to health, particularly in rural areas, in accordance with Sustainable Development Goals 3 and 5.6 (Paraguay); 156.231 Implement the Government’s proposal to incorporate the Convention on the Rights of Child into the Swedish Law (South Sudan); 156.232 Ensure that penalties for the sexual exploitation of children, including in cyberspace, are commensurate with the gravity of such crimes (Greece); 156.233 Take further steps to promote and protect the rights of all children, including the elimination of child abuse and sexual exploitation (Japan); 156.234 Eliminate cases of abuse and exploitation against children, including but not limited to sexual abuse and domestic violence (Poland); 156.235 Increase national efforts to prevent and protect children from sexual abuse, exploitation and human trafficking (Republic of Moldova); 156.236 Introduce child abuse as a specific crime in the Penal Code that includes all forms of violence against children, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Slovenia); 156.237 Ensure that child victims of abuse and neglect have access to rehabilitation services and mental health care (Luxembourg); 156.238 Eliminate sexual exploitation and sexual abuse and step up programmes and policies of prevention, readaptation and social integration of child victims (Benin); 21