A/HRC/39/4 125.141 Invest additional efforts into fighting all kinds of discrimination, in particular against women, by implementing special national strategies and concrete legal frameworks (Serbia); 125.142 Continue efforts in the area of promoting the rights of women by formulating and implementing strategies that protect women and girls, notably with disabilities, and guarantee their access to education, work and health care (State of Palestine); 125.143 Continue to fight discrimination against women through concrete measures and continue to fight all forms of violence, notably domestic violence (Tunisia); 125.144 Continue to strengthen its social programmes in favour of vulnerable groups, especially for women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 125.145 Continue to enhance the role of women in strengthening democracy and ensuring sustainable development (Azerbaijan); 125.146 Finalize the review of the necessary legislation and complete the drafting and adoption of the Child Protection Code (Uganda); 125.147 Continue to fight against child trafficking (Senegal); 125.148 Fast-track the implementation of the National Strategy on Ending Child Marriage for the period 2016–2025 (Netherlands); 125.149 Ensure that the capacity of the National Council of Children is strengthened in order to intensify efforts aimed at combating trafficking of children, protecting children from sexual abuse, corporal punishment and the worst forms of child labour as well as to end early and forced marriages (Namibia); 125.150 Allocate sufficient resources for the implementation of the national plan and strategies to combat child marriage (Afghanistan); 125.151 Ensure the effective implementation of laws relating to child trafficking, child labour and the exploitation of children (Brazil); 125.152 Continue to make progress in protecting the rights of children, above all with regard to child labour in the mining sector and in sexual exploitation (Uruguay); 125.153 Strengthen the efforts aimed at promoting and protecting the rights of children, with a focus on the right to education and the fight against child labour (Italy); 125.154 Ensure the enforcement of existing laws relating to child trafficking, child labour and the exploitation of children (Maldives); 125.155 Continue efforts aimed at combating the use of child labour (South Africa); 125.156 Make every effort to protect children in gold panning sites (France); 125.157 Guarantee the rights of children using more resources to stop their exploitation and trafficking of children (Spain); 125.158 Step up efforts to address prejudices against children with disabilities, to ensure that such children have access to health care and inclusive education (Bulgaria); 125.159 Take further measures to encourage the inclusion of students with disabilities in the education system (Qatar); 125.160 Step up efforts at various levels to protect and promote the rights of persons with disabilities, particularly through the facilitation of GE.18-11224 19