A/HRC/41/5 136.181 Continue efforts in promoting a culture of human rights through education and training programmes, and activities (Philippines); 136.182 Set up a mechanism to follow up on the implementation of the declared objectives of the third national strategic plan for education for the period 2017–2021 (United Arab Emirates); 136.183 Guarantee that education for all children is not a privilege but a right (Portugal); 136.184 Invest more efforts, despite all the different circumstances, to provide education for all children in all areas of the country (Serbia); 136.185 Ensure that the Ministry of Education intensifies its public awareness campaigns, in particular in the provinces, to promote the importance of education for girls (Singapore); 136.186 Uphold the right to education, ensuring access to education for women and girls, and ensure accountability for perpetrators of attacks on education institutions (Sri Lanka); 136.187 Continue efforts in child and women’s rights protection and improving their conditions, especially in the education and health-care sectors (Croatia); 136.188 Ensure the full implementation of the elimination of violence against women law and the 2018 Penal Code’s provisions related to violence against women and girls (United States of America); 136.189 Take the necessary steps for the effective implementation of the elimination of violence against women law (Albania); 136.190 Increase, where possible, the number of shelters for women and girl victims of gender-based violence, and strengthen the care service provided (Angola); 136.191 Deepen measures to investigate and sanction discriminatory and degrading customs and traditions towards women and girls, such as the virginity test (Argentina); 136.192 Take further measures to prevent violence and eliminate discrimination against women, guarantee their full participation in public and political life, including in the peace and reconciliation process, and ensure the full implementation of the national action plan on women, peace and security by allocating sufficient human, technical and financial resources (Austria); 136.193 Ensure the effective implementation of the law on the elimination of violence against women, including by raising awareness and increasing knowledge of the law among the population, the police force and the judiciary (Belgium); 136.194 Further promote the empowerment of women and the protection of their rights through the effective enforcement of the Penal Code and the elimination of violence against women law, the prosecution of perpetrators of violence against women and the further promotion of women’s participation in the peace process and all spheres of society (Thailand); 136.195 Strengthen measures to eradicate all forms of violence and discrimination against women and ethnic, religious or linguistic minority groups, and to protect their rights (Chile); 136.196 Ensure the elimination of violence against women law is effectively implemented and uniformly enforced, and that all cases of violence against women, including so-called “honour killings”, are promptly investigated and prosecuted under the criminal justice system and not referred to traditional dispute resolution mechanisms (Ireland); 21