A/HRC/37/15 161.174 Continue its efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and to create conditions of assistance in order to facilitate the protection of victims of violence (Angola); 161.175 Continue the work for eradication of violence against women and children, including sexual violence (Kyrgyzstan); 161.176 Intensify the comprehensive approaches in eliminating sexual exploitation among women and girls (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 161.177 Additional reform of the Penal Code to raise the age of sexual consent and prohibit spousal rape (New Zealand); 161.178 Reinforce measures to prevent and combat gender-based violence, particularly in the fight against human trafficking, and with special emphasis on the prevention of the sexual exploitation of children and girls (Paraguay); 161.179 Investigate all reports of domestic violence, including the same-sex couples (Timor-Leste); 161.180 Protect women from sexual violence by expanding the scope of the anti-domestic violence law to other situations than cohabitant couples and by explicitly criminalizing marital rape (Belgium); 161.181 Continue with the positive work already being implemented to combat domestic violence, in particular against foreign, minority and indigenous workers and through ensuring that victims have support, care and redress for the abuse (Maldives); 161.182 Take measures to reduce inequalities between men and women, in particular by raising the legal age of marriage to 18 years for all (France); 161.183 Raise the minimum age of marriage to eighteen for women (Iceland); 161.184 Continue to implement measures to advance gender equality in political, administrative and economic spheres (Sri Lanka); 161.185 Continue in its efforts to accelerate the achievement of substantive equality for women and men, with a greater focus on women, especially minority women, in decision-making policy positions in the public and private sectors (State of Palestine); 161.186 Step up efforts to combat violence against children, including prohibition of corporal punishment (Russian Federation); 161.187 Continue with undertaking actions to promote the well-being of children by comprehensive suppression of violence against children (Serbia); 161.188 Modify all discriminatory provisions on the social and legal status of children born out of wedlock (Argentina); 161.189 Continue with its plans to strengthen child protection and welfare activities, including the introduction of legislation for this purpose (Bhutan); 161.190 Establish enforceable domestic child access mechanisms that would allow both parents to maintain on a regular basis personal relations and direct contact with their children in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Canada); 161.191 Strengthen efforts to implement the Hague Convention of 1980 on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (Italy); 161.192 Continue implementation of the Government’s “Basic Plan on Measures against Child Sexual Exploitation”, and supporting and rehabilitation of victims (Sri Lanka); 161.193 Further increase its efforts to combat sexual exploitation of children, child pornography and prostitution, and provide assistance to victims of sexual exploitation (Sweden); 22