A/HRC/43/10 139.203 Criminalize domestic violence and incorporate the highest international standards in legislation to combat violence against women and girls (Mexico); 139.204 Adopt legislation that criminalizes all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence (Portugal); 139.205 Criminalize all forms of violence against women (Republic of Moldova); 139.206 Adopt a comprehensive law to prevent, combat and punish all forms of violence against women and girls (Spain); 139.207 Ratify the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Istanbul Convention) (Spain); 139.208 Criminalize all forms of violence against women, notably by ratifying the Istanbul Convention, adopting legislation to fight against sexual harassment and revising article 120 of the Criminal Code in order to guarantee its conformity with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Switzerland); 139.209 Improve systems to curb and prosecute violence against women and vulnerable groups, and revoke prohibitions on fields of employment for women (Canada); 139.210 Streamline existing legal provisions and procedures related to combating domestic violence in order to ensure victims achieve justice (Israel); 139.211 Enhance efforts to fight against all forms of violence against women and strengthen access to justice for victims of gender-based violence (Italy); 139.212 Continue efforts aimed at tackling domestic violence (Kyrgyzstan); 139.213 Continue its efforts to combat discrimination and violence against women, particularly domestic violence (Morocco); 139.214 Continue its efforts to combat domestic violence, including violence against women and children (Myanmar); 139.215 Establish tougher penalties for sexual violence, domestic violence, human trafficking, drug trafficking and other serious crimes (Myanmar); 139.216 Enhance its efforts to eliminate violence and discrimination against women and to take concrete steps to promote women’s representation in the decision-making process (Republic of Korea); 139.217 Enhance efforts to eradicate child poverty in cities and remote areas (Bahrain); 139.218 Continue efforts to protect and promote the rights of the child in accordance with the principle of the best interests of the child (Tunisia); 139.219 Continue its commitment to protect the rights and interests of children, including those with disabilities (Turkmenistan); 139.220 Continue to move forward in providing comprehensive attention to children, adolescents and young people, particularly in the legal, health and education spheres, as well as in the areas of information and communication technologies (Cuba); 139.221 Continue its efforts to protect children’s rights, particularly to protect children against pornography, especially through the Internet (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.222 Intensify efforts to protect the rights of children (Madagascar); 22