A/HRC/43/10 139.183 Continue efforts to promote gender equality, and to increase women’s participation in public and political life (Pakistan); 139.184 Further enhance the participation of women in decision-making roles in political, economic and social spheres of life (Sri Lanka); 139.185 Continue to promote gender equality and enhance women’s participation in public life (United Arab Emirates); 139.186 Eliminate any form of restriction to women’s choice of profession (Iceland); 139.187 Strengthen policies to address discriminatory practices limiting women’s economic empowerment (Iceland); 139.188 Continue to strengthen the legislative framework and policies on gender equality, especially in the context of women’s access to economic, social and cultural rights (India); 139.189 Continue efforts to empower women and ensure women’s participation in society, especially in all aspects of political life, decision-making processes and senior positions (Jordan); 139.190 Take the necessary measures to ensure that women have full and effective access to all economic, social and cultural rights, including representation in positions of responsibility and in decision-making, in both the public and private sectors (Togo); 139.191 Continue efforts to increase women’s representation in State decision-making processes (Dominican Republic); 139.192 Continue efforts to ensure legal protection against the abuse of women, children and the elderly in families (Latvia); 139.193 Continue strengthening efforts to combat violence against women and children and ensure that these acts are effectively investigated and those responsible are held accountable (Sudan); 139.194 Further strengthen efforts to combat domestic violence (Georgia); 139.195 Make necessary amendments to the Criminal Code to ensure that perpetrators of crimes of sexual violence do not enjoy impunity based on socalled “reconciliation” with the victim (Sweden); 139.196 Deepen measures aimed at combating violence against women, in particular by criminalizing any form of domestic violence in order to protect all victims, punish the perpetrators and avoid impunity (Argentina); 139.197 Make every possible effort to combat domestic violence, in particular sexual violence, and gender stereotypes, through their criminalization and punishment (Uruguay); 139.198 Maintain the positive dynamics in combating domestic violence, and ensure that these incidents are investigated and perpetrators brought to justice (Azerbaijan); 139.199 Continue efforts to protect women and children from domestic violence (Bhutan); 139.200 Further strengthen measures and programmes on combating and preventing violence against women and children (Philippines); 139.201 Criminalize all forms of violence against women and adopt legislation to combat sexual harassment in the workplace (Iceland); 139.202 Revise the Criminal Code to ensure that the definition of rape is in line with international standards (Iceland); 21