A/HRC/39/4 125.86 Continue its efforts to uphold human rights education through training, capacity-building and awareness-raising (Mauritius); 125.87 Strengthen efforts to ensure universal access for all to quality education (Saudi Arabia); 125.88 Make effective the provision of free primary education (Togo); 125.89 Expand human rights education and awareness-raising activities (Nepal); 125.90 Step up its efforts to heighten human rights awareness among its people (Philippines); 125.91 Continue efforts to educate and raise public awareness in the field of human rights (Qatar); 125.92 Strengthen and expand its human rights education and awareness-raising activities (Zimbabwe); 125.93 Proceed with the national education policy with a view to introducing human rights into school curricula (Angola); 125.94 Continue the promotion of human rights education through the publication of international instruments for the benefit of the social and professional groups (United Arab Emirates); 125.95 Include human rights concepts in school curricula (United Arab Emirates); 125.96 Redouble efforts to implement the Law on violence against women, and ensure sufficient financial resources so that victims can have access to justice and psychosocial rehabilitation measures (Chile); 125.97 Enhance efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and girls, within a comprehensive strategy, including clear goals and timelines (Brazil); 125.98 Establish a sufficient number of drop-in centres and shelters for women and girl victims of violence (Gabon); 125.99 Adopt a comprehensive strategy and action plan for prevention of all forms of violence against women, with a particular focus on the eradication of customary practices that are harmful to women, such as female genital mutilation and forced marriages (Montenegro); 125.100 Redouble efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women, in particular combat the practice of female genital mutilation (Uruguay); 125.101 Implement the strategy, legislation and national plans to combat practices that violate the rights of women, especially female genital mutilation and forced marriage (Cabo Verde); 125.102 Continue to work to eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation (Congo); 125.103 Redouble efforts towards eradication of female genital mutilation (Mozambique); 125.104 Intensify its actions in favour of women’s rights, by seeking the full implementation of the National Plan against Female Genital Mutilation, ending forced or early marriages, eradicating violence against women and achieving a greater presence of women in political and economic life (Spain); 125.105 Continue the efforts necessary to combat female genital mutilation (Egypt); 16 GE.18-11224