A/HRC/29/17 157.98. Continue to review its legislation and implement practical measures, such as those contained in Kuwait’s next Development plan, to eliminate discrimination against women, and to protect and empower Kuwaiti women (Singapore); 157.99. Rica); Adopt a comprehensive national gender equality action plan (Costa 157.100. Adopt a National Action Plan on Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security (Portugal); 157.101. Consider adoption of the comprehensive national plan of action to achieve gender equality (Rwanda); 157.102. Support social integration of women in all spheres of life (Tajikistan); 157.103. Continue efforts aiming at enforcing and protecting women’s rights, and support social empowerment for them (Qatar); 157.104. Conduct further work to ensure equality of men and women (Russian Federation); 157.105. Continue to work towards closing the gender gaps and ensure gender parity in education (Sierra Leone); 157.106. Continue strengthening its policies and programmes for enhancing women’s empowerment and equality (Bangladesh); 157.107. Ensure gender equality in all aspects of family-related matters and raise the minimum age of marriage (Italy); 157.108. Consider increasing the minimum age of marriage, especially for girls (Latvia); 157.109. Abolish the practice of early and forced marriage for girls (Slovenia); 157.110. Intensify its effort in ensuring gender equality, in particular, by reviewing its legal provisions in the area of civil and family law (Thailand); 157.111. Adopt comprehensive legislation on gender equality and include the ground of “sex” among grounds of non-discrimination, in article 29 of the Constitution, in order to guarantee women better protection against discrimination (Albania); 157.112. Lift discriminatory provisions against women in its domestic law, particularly in the Civil and Penal Code and in the Education Act (Poland); 157.113. Amend legislation that discriminates against women, such as the Nationality Law, to ensure equality between men and women and nondiscrimination in enjoyment of the human rights of girls and women (Canada); 157.114. Modify the law relating to the nationality in a way to recognize the right of Kuwaiti women to transmit their nationality to their spouses and children (Togo); 157.115. Eliminate discrimination against women, including in the Nationality Act, so as to enable Kuwaiti women to pass on their nationality to their children (Austria); 157.116. Remove all gender-discriminatory provisions from the Nationality Law of 1959 and adopt comprehensive plans of action to achieve gender equality and to fight violence against women (Czech Republic); 19