A/HRC/41/5 136.49 Strengthen human rights training for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officials (Qatar); 136.50 Strengthen efforts to ensure that all officers and soldiers of the Afghan national security and defence forces, as well as the officials in the judiciary and law enforcement, are fully trained on international humanitarian and human rights law (Slovenia); 136.51 Continue efforts to combat terrorism, to improve the level of security in the country, and to prevent and to reduce the number of victims among the civilian population (Belarus); 136.52 Continue its efforts to combat terrorism and its funding (India); 136.53 Adopt further measures to counter terrorism and extremism and to safeguard people’s lives and property (China); 136.54 Continue its efforts in combating terrorism and its funding (Nigeria); 136.55 Improve the skills of the poor and enable them to have better economic opportunities (Oman); 136.56 Continue to promote the gender strategy in order to ensure the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and to enable them to play a more effective role at the national level (Bahrain); 136.57 Continue the admirable progress made in promoting the rights of women by fully implementing its gender strategy, and continue the efforts in promoting and protecting the human rights of children and disabled persons (Bhutan); 136.58 Develop campaigns, trainings and educational programmes aimed at combating gender stereotypes and discrimination from an early age, and eradicate deep-rooted violent practices, arguing “moral crimes”, such as “honour” killings, mutilation, stoning, forced self-immolation, child marriage, and exchanges using marriage to settle disputes (Costa Rica); 136.59 Fight gender-based discrimination, promote effective participation by women in the peace process, according to Security Council resolution 1325 (2000), and guarantee the rights of women (France); 136.60 Continue its efforts towards achieving gender equality, including by promptly implementing the national action plan to end child marriage (Greece); 136.61 Exercise fair treatment of women and girls before the law and effective enforcement of the elimination of violence against women law (Slovakia); 136.62 Continue efforts to further enhance gender equality and women’s empowerment in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 136.63 Intensify measures to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (Uzbekistan); 136.64 Continue implementing the policy aimed at creating the necessary national frameworks for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (Belarus); 136.65 Continue engaging the international community and development actors for the mobilization of resources to fully implement its development plans (Philippines); 136.66 Scale up its efforts in fighting corruption (Nigeria); 136.67 Provide all necessary requirements to ensure the successful implementation of the national anti-corruption strategy (Qatar); 14