A/HRC/40/9 115.129 Solve the problem of the stereotyped distribution of professions in the labour market (Congo); 115.130 Consider setting up a follow-up mechanism for the implementation of the Code of Corporate Governance of 2017 regarding greater representation of women on boards of directors (United Arab Emirates); 115.131 Finalize and adopt the Children’s Bill agreed to during the second review cycle and take measures to further strengthen legal mechanisms for the protection of the rights of child victims and child offenders (Bhutan); 115.132 Work for the improvement of the bill on children’s rights (Cameroon); 115.133 Adopt as soon as possible the consolidated Children’s Bill, addressing key issues such as children’s access to justice and the prohibition of corporal punishment in all spheres of society, promoting the adoption of non-violent disciplinary measures (Uruguay); 115.134 Finalize the drafting and adoption of the Children’s Bill and the bill on adoption (Gabon); 115.135 Adopt the consolidated Children’s Bill, including a prohibition of all forms of corporal punishment of children in all settings (Germany); 115.136 Strengthen measures to ensure protection of women’s and children’s rights, including by implementing fully the relevant laws as well as finalizing adoption of the consolidated Children’s Bill (Ireland); 115.137 Step up efforts towards the adoption of a bill on children in order to ensure the best standards of health and protection for children (Jordan); 115.138 Consider taking further steps to finalize the Children’s Bill, which will, inter alia, abolish corporal punishment in all settings (Namibia); 115.139 Complete the legislative process for the adoption of the Children’s Bill (Algeria); 115.140 Enact and effectively implement the Children’s Bill (Seychelles); 115.141 Adopt, without delay, a consolidated Children’s Bill allowing the Convention on the Rights of the Child to be properly domesticated (Slovenia); 115.142 Continue efforts to finalize the passing of the Children’s Bill and Adoption Bill (Uganda); 115.143 Continue its endeavour to promote and protect the rights of the child in light of the Government’s finalization and adoption of the draft Children’s Bill (Armenia); 115.144 Put further amendments in its legal frameworks in the field of child protection in compliance with international human rights standards (Afghanistan); 115.145 Ensure compliance with the minimum age for marriage, established at 18 years (Chile); 115.146 Consider reviewing the Civil Code that allows marriage for girls below the age of 18 (Namibia); 115.147 Amend the Child Protection Act and raise the age of marriage to 18 years (Kenya); 115.148 Enact and implement legislation that protects children’s rights, with a specific focus on fighting against child, early and forced marriage (Italy); 115.149 Integrate the principle of taking into account the best interests of the child into all legislative and judicial procedures as well as into policies concerning children (Congo); 18