A/HRC/42/5 119.227 Continue measures to empower women and girls through provision of equal socioeconomic opportunities and encourage their participation at the political and decision-making levels (India); 119.228 Implement the law on gender parity and enforce women’s representation in government (Germany); 119.229 Continue measures to promote gender equality and women’s role in political and public life (Myanmar); 119.230 Take measures to improve gender parity in political life and in peace negotiations in line with the national action plan for the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 on women and peace and security (Namibia); 119.231 Take measures in order to increase the participation of women in public life, especially in terms of their representation at the highest levels of government and in the judicial system (Serbia); 119.232 Enhance efforts to increase women’s participation in public life and address sexual and gender-based violence (Uganda); 119.233 Take steps to eliminate child labour, including in illegal mines, and establish structures to support affected children (Australia); 119.234 Adopt a comprehensive national child policy covering the areas included in the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocols (Benin); 119.235 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home (Denmark); 119.236 Continue its efforts to protect and promote children’s rights (Egypt); 119.237 Take effective measures to prevent children from being accused of witchcraft, criminalize the persecution of accused children, and bring perpetrators of violence against and ill-treatment of children accused of witchcraft to justice (Liechtenstein); 119.238 Take appropriate measures to combat all forms of violence and discrimination against children, including those with disabilities and those accused of witchcraft (Italy); 119.239 Ensure the enforcement of existing norms on children accused of witchcraft to guarantee that perpetrators who commit offences against children are brought to justice (Malta); 119.240 Establish public structures for the reception of children removed from mines and for counselling, support and stabilization of those children (Zambia); 119.241 Enact legislation to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings, including the home (Zambia); 119.242 Combat all forms of violence, abuse and exploitation of children, ensure that such cases are thoroughly investigated and prosecuted, and provide victims with adequate protection and support, including through strengthened social services, awareness-raising and access to justice (Bulgaria); 119.243 Take the necessary measures to ensure that children are not exploited in artisanal mines (Canada); 119.244 Ensure compliance with the norms that sanction child labour in the mining sector through awareness campaigns, regular inspections and the effective imposition of penalties provided by law (Chile); 119.245 Fight effectively against the phenomenon of children accused of sorcery (Congo); 22 GE.19-11384