A/HRC/43/14 147.101 Provide guarantees for the protection of women and children during conflict, end impunity and take measures to end discrimination faced by displaced women, survivors and returnees, including those with perceived ties to Da’esh (Austria); 147.102 Put a strategy in place preventing the risk of discrimination, stigmatization and marginalization of internally displaced women and children with alleged Da’esh affiliation and creating the necessary conditions for their reintegration into Iraqi society (Belgium); 147.103 Take any additional measures that are useful for combating discrimination against women, in accordance with the relevant provisions of articles 2 and 16 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Senegal); 147.104 Ensure that the ongoing review of domestic laws guarantees gender equality and the rights of women and girls (Ghana); 147.105 Adopt laws to combat gender-based violence (Honduras); 147.106 Improve the gender balance in the recruitment of public officials, awarding of ministerial portfolios and appointments to senior political positions (Honduras); 147.107 Promote equality and protect the rights of women to enable them to fully achieve their potential, and to continue implementing the national action plan on women, peace and security (Indonesia); 147.108 Review and amend legal provisions, including the Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure, which discriminate against women and girls and cultivate a culture of gender-based violence (Seychelles); 147.109 Take steps to investigate and end violence against, and killings of, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Malta); 147.110 Develop and implement public awareness campaigns aimed at changing stereotypes and harmful and violent attitudes with regard to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Mexico); 147.111 Continue promoting urban planning policies to ensure the full development of the entire population (Nicaragua); 147.112 Continue taking measures to protect the environment by means of its sustainable development plan (Nicaragua); 147.113 Enhance efforts to combat corruption, in full accordance with international law, to ensure equal access to public services (Sweden); 147.114 Continue efforts aimed at eliminating financial and administrative corruption (Qatar); 147.115 Continue efforts to ensure the sustainable and effective management of water resources, and promote new, economical and sustainable irrigation technologies (Bangladesh); 147.116 Continue its efforts to effectively implement the poverty reduction strategy (2018–2022), which would contribute towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals (Bhutan); 147.117 Adopt legislative and administrative measures on labour inclusion, aimed at promoting equal employment opportunities for all, especially minorities, persons with disabilities and other social groups in situations of vulnerability (Ecuador); 147.118 Adopt a development policy to activate the private sector and invest to serve the promotion and protection of human rights (Saudi Arabia); 15