A/HRC/43/14 147.261 Adopt the already developed draft law on domestic violence to criminalize all forms of violence against women (Liechtenstein); 147.262 Prevent and eradicate harmful practices that discriminate against women and girls, including early, “temporary” and forced marriage and female genital mutilation, by raising public awareness about their negative effects (Maldives); 147.263 Establish a national institution for women’s empowerment with a mandate to monitor the development and implementation of legislation and policies designed to eliminate discrimination and violence against women and girls, and increase their access to rights such as those to work, health and education (Mexico); 147.264 Take decisive action to change the stereotypes in society about women and girls, and eliminate those practices which serve against their wellbeing (Mongolia); 147.265 Prevent and eradicate harmful practices against women and girls, particularly early and forced marriage (Montenegro); 147.266 Continue to take necessary measures to ensure the protection of the rights of women and girls (Nepal); 147.267 Release from detention all children who have not been formally charged with a crime, apply international juvenile justice standards, and ensure that the treatment of children in prison complies with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Norway); 147.268 Further enhance measures, in cooperation with the international community, to protect and promote the rights of the child, including through the strengthening of the educational system and the provision of adequate food, housing and health services (South Africa); 147.269 Continue efforts made to promote and protect the rights of children (Tunisia); 147.270 Eradicate remaining harmful practices, particularly female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage, and raise public awareness of their negative effects (Ukraine); 147.271 Take the necessary steps to enact the children’s code and take appropriate measures for its effective implementation (Afghanistan); 147.272 To take further measures to protect the rights of women and children (China); 147.273 Establish policies and mechanisms to effectively protect the rights of children, especially against the sale of children, child prostitution, early marriage, child labour and internal displacement (Ecuador); 147.274 Continue efforts to enact the child rights act (Saudi Arabia); 147.275 Implement its best efforts to ensure the protection of the rights of the child, with a particular focus on the right to have access to both parents and equality between parents in terms of custody rights (Georgia); 147.276 Make further efforts to improve the welfare of children, particularly on access to education, health care, safe drinking water and protection from all violence (India); 147.277 Take measures to prevent and combat all forms of violence against children, including child prostitution, the sale of children and the recruitment of children to armed groups (Italy); 147.278 Provide basic services to children returning to their homes after displacement and develop reintegration programmes (Kazakhstan); 24