A/HRC/38/16 108.81 Enshrine the right to education in the national legal framework, namely the Constitution and the School Act (Republic of Korea); 108.82 Enshrine the right to education in its national legal framework, in the Constitution and in the School Act (Kyrgyzstan); 108.83 Implement measures to achieve, in practice, the equality defined in the country’s legislation (Uruguay); 108.84 Increase efforts to combat discrimination against women in all areas of national life (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 108.85 Continue implementing policies aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and at promoting gender equality, including in political and economic life, and address the wage gap between men and women (Namibia); 108.86 Continue to take effective measures to guarantee equality between men and women in terms of political representation and in the workplace (Indonesia); 108.87 Continue concerted efforts to ensure equality between men and women (Libya); 108.88 Continue implementing policies in the area of gender equality, with a focus on increasing women’s participation in public and political life (Republic of Moldova); 108.89 Ensure the provision of adequate funding for important institutions working to prevent violence against women and providing services to victims of violence, such as the Liechtenstein Women’s Home (Canada); 108.90 Take the necessary measures to prevent violence against women and ensure the effective protection of victims of domestic violence (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 108.91 Take further measures to promote the representation of women in leadership and decision-making positions (Iceland); 108.92 Intensify its efforts to increase the participation of women in the public and private sectors, especially in decision-making positions (Uruguay); 108.93 Take further steps to promote gender equality and to increase women’s representation in political and public life (China); 108.94 Continue its efforts to increase the representation of women in leadership and decision-making positions, as well as to promote their political participation (Ecuador); 108.95 Continue its efforts to improve the representation of women in politics and to ensure equality in the labour market (Maldives); 108.96 Encourage the representation of women in leadership positions in the economic and public sectors (Mexico); 108.97 Continue its efforts to promote women’s rights and gender equality, especially in the labour market, and to increase the representation of women in decision-making positions in elected and appointed political bodies (Germany); 108.98 Promote training for women in non-traditional fields and in areas that will provide them with equal career opportunities (Ghana); 108.99 Continue its work to even out the inequality in wages between men and women (Iceland); 108.100 Combat gender-based violence through awareness-raising and education-based programmes (Malaysia); 108.101 Take concrete steps to ensure equal job opportunities, to combat negative gender roles and stereotypes of women and men and to increase the 18