A/HRC/25/3 138.103. Continue the progress underway and introduce further steps to achieve gender equality, in particular the abolishment of the system of male guardianship (New Zealand); 138.104. Put an end, by royal decree, to the system of guardianship of adult women (Switzerland); 138.105. Take steps to remove the guardianship system, when it results in a limitation of the full exercise and enjoyment of the rights and freedom of women (Costa Rica); 138.106. Proceed with the promulgation of the necessary laws in order to abolish the male guardianship system while, in parallel, the stereotypes affecting women’s enjoyment of their rights, including their personal status law, should be remedied (Greece); 138.107. Repeal the legal guardianship system for adult women (Italy); 138.108. As a step to advance the situation of women, abolish the principle of guardianship over women (Sweden); 138.109. Take measures to end the practice of guardianship and abolish existing legal provisions that require a guardian’s authorization (Senegal); 138.110. Intensify efforts to put an end to the male guardianship system over women, modify negative stereotypes and cultural practices that discriminate against women and carry out the necessary legislative changes, including to make it possible for women to drive vehicles (Uruguay); 138.111. Allow women to participate fully and equally in society by abolishing the guardianship system, appointing more women to positions of authority, and increasing freedom of movement (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 138.112. Prohibit Government employees from requesting guardians’ permission to allow women to conduct official business, particularly in situations such as filing complaints for domestic violence (Ireland); 138.113. Continue efforts to promote gender equality and strengthen the role of women in society (Ukraine); 138.114. Continue efforts to promote the empowerment of women and the protection of their rights (Sri Lanka); 138.115. Continue its on-going efforts to safeguard the rights of women and children (Brunei Darussalam); 138.116. Adopt appropriate and concrete measures to address the issue of discrimination and exploitation of migrant workers (Uganda); 138.117. Taking into account the section in the national report relative to the fight against discrimination and the promotion of freedom of opinion and expression, strengthen action to ensure the effective implementation of legislation against discrimination and religious violence (Argentina); 138.118. Abolish the death penalty (Paraguay); 138.119. Declare a moratorium on the death penalty (Slovenia); introduce a moratorium on the death penalty (Sweden); observe a de facto moratorium on executions, in line with the international trend (Italy); adhere to the global 20