A/HRC/42/16 125.232 Continue its focus on the implementation of the Education Plan for 2017–2021 and establish the appropriate curriculum and initiatives for the promotion of equal access to education for all (Bahamas); 125.233 Continue to improve the infrastructure of public schools to guarantee better education in the country (Dominican Republic); 125.234 Continue implementing remote secondary education services in the most vulnerable rural areas (El Salvador); 125.235 Keep improving access to, and the quality of, education for children, especially for those living in rural areas (Holy See); 125.236 Fully implement its national legislation to prevent violence against women and to eradicate gender discrimination (India); 125.237 Strengthen efforts to prevent and combat all harmful practices against woman and girls, including child, early and forced marriage (Italy); 125.238 Continue its priority to support gender equality and the participation of women at decision-making levels (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 125.239 Develop strategies to address ongoing violence against women and girls, including femicides and sexual abuse (Portugal); 125.240 Take immediate measures to address the high rates of femicide and sexual and domestic violence against women and children by promptly investigating and prosecuting such crimes, by repealing legislative amendments that have weakened the implementation of Act No. 779 and providing specialized support for victims (Germany); 125.241 Ensure better protection of women and children by putting in place early warning mechanisms for signs of violence (Algeria); 125.242 Eliminate gender-based violence and discrimination and violence directed at indigenous and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex minorities (Australia); 125.243 Take urgent measures to combat all forms of violence against women and children, particularly sexual violence against girls, through strengthening of the legal framework, development of competent authorities and adequate support for victims (Austria); 125.244 Continue its efforts to strengthen the rights of women, particularly by enhancing their access to justice (Bhutan); 125.245 Increase efforts to reduce the levels of impunity for violence against women and girls (Brazil); 125.246 Establish comprehensive and transparent records of the incidence of domestic violence, sexual violence and maternal mortality, as well as femicides and discrimination against LGBTQI (Cyprus); 125.247 Make further efforts to ensure full enjoyment of the rights of children (Italy); 125.248 Take all necessary measures to prevent violations of the human rights of children and adolescents, particularly the rights to life and health (Maldives); 125.249 Increase its efforts to reduce child labour by providing necessary incentives and allocating more funding to the education sector (Myanmar); 125.250 Further invest and develop policies to eliminate child labour, to reduce school dropout rates and to improve access to education in rural areas (Portugal); 125.251 Take measures to prevent violence against children and their labour exploitation in order to protect the rights of the child (Yemen); 23