A/HRC/40/13 76.49 Continue implementing policies directed towards the achievement of full and effective gender equality, including by amending or repealing obsolete provisions in the legislation that are discriminatory against women (Republic of Moldova); 76.50 Take the necessary measures so that its national legislation ensures that women and men have equal rights with regard to obtaining, keeping and transmitting nationality (Argentina); 76.51 Amend its nationality law to ensure that women have equal rights with regard to obtaining, keeping and transmitting nationality (Iceland); 76.52 Repeal legal provisions unfavourable to women in terms of nationality, work and family and implement and develop specific legislation in the area of gender equality (Spain); 76.53 Continue efforts to improve women’s health, and strengthen policies to encourage their entry into the labour market (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 76.54 Continue to promote women’s rights, including ensuring access to sexual and reproductive health services (Australia); 76.55 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat all forms of violence and discrimination against women (Maldives); 76.56 Consider the possibility of setting up a body tasked with driving policies for preventing and combating violence against women and of drawing up a national action plan for preventing and combating violence against women (Georgia); 76.57 Establish a national action plan to prevent and combat violence against women (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 76.58 Continue efforts to prevent violence against women and combat harassment (Tunisia); 76.59 Adopt a broader definition of domestic violence in accordance with the definition given in the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Istanbul Convention) (Uruguay); 76.60 Consider developing and implementing a comprehensive policy for the protection of the rights of the child (Bulgaria); 76.61 Continue to take measures to promote the rights of the child through developing and implementing a comprehensive policy for child rights (Maldives); 76.62 Ensure that foreign children can have the same access to health services of the same quality as Monegasque children (Madagascar); 76.63 Enact legislation to prohibit all forms of corporal punishment of children in all settings, while promoting positive, non-violent and participatory forms of child-rearing and discipline (Brazil); 76.64 Adopt legislation to prohibit corporal punishment and violence against children (Madagascar); 76.65 Adopt provisions to implement the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child to prohibit corporal punishment in all settings (Portugal); 76.66 Enact legislation to clearly prohibit corporal punishment of children without exceptions in all settings, including in the home (Uruguay); GE.18-22679 13