A/HRC/42/3 140.93 Continue promoting human rights worldwide by maintaining the provision of relevant development assistance (Ukraine); 140.94 Provide information on the steps taken to ensure that the most vulnerable to climate change are included in domestic measures to address the causes and effects of climate change domestically (Fiji); 140.95 Ensure that women, children, persons with disabilities, and indigenous and marginalized communities are meaningfully engaged in the development of legislation, policies and programmes on climate change and disaster risk reduction at local, national, regional and international levels (Fiji); 140.96 Ensure that the Norwegian oil and natural gas industry is free of toxic emissions in the near future to help the world combat climate change (Haiti); 140.97 Continue to promote the application of a human rights perspective to the business activities of Norwegian companies that operate both abroad and at the national level (Chile); 140.98 Adopt binding measures to ensure that the activities of transnational corporations with domicile in the country do not infringe human rights, including the rights of indigenous peoples and other ethnic minorities residing in its territory (Ecuador); 140.99 Strengthen oversight over Norwegian companies operating abroad with regard to any negative impact of their activities on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly in conflict areas, which includes situations of foreign occupation where there are heightened risks of human rights abuses (State of Palestine); 140.100 Review the use of coercive measures in mental health-care services through harmonization of the system of notification for the use of coercion at the national level (France); 140.101 Strengthen accountability in cases of human rights violations by law enforcement personnel and eliminate excessive use of force by law enforcement (China); 140.102 Strengthen efforts to address violence and abuse against older persons, particularly in residential care settings (Australia); 140.103 Continue working to eradicate gender-based violence, particularly domestic and sexual violence (Chile); 140.104 Continue to step up efforts to combat domestic violence and sexual abuse, guaranteeing, in particular, access to justice for all victims (Colombia); 140.105 Develop an action plan against domestic violence, especially genderbased violence, in accordance with articles 7 and 8 of the Istanbul Convention (Denmark); 140.106 Continue strengthening its efforts to combat domestic violence and abuse of women and children (Georgia); 140.107 Continue taking steps to tackle gender-based and sexual violence (Greece); 140.108 Ensure a gender-sensitive approach in legislation, programmes and policies concerning domestic violence (Iceland); 140.109 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat domestic and sexual violence (New Zealand); 140.110 Intensify the implementation of its national preventive strategy against gender-based violence, including domestic violence and sexual abuse (Philippines); 16