A/HRC/37/8 111.131 Take up all effective measures in order to effectively tackle reported phenomena of violence against women and girls, domestic and sexual violence, as well as femicide (Greece); 111.132 Take measures to reduce cases of violence against women, including training of security forces, prosecutors and judges to increase awareness and gender-sensitivity (Israel); 111.133 Take on board the continued concerns of the Human Rights Treaty Bodies in regard to femicide and other forms of violence against women, and take further measures to eradicate such violence, including those to prevent incidents from arising, as well as investigation and punishment of offenders (Japan); 111.134 Expand actions to combat violence against women as well as stereotypes, especially through outreach campaigns and bolstering the relevant national plans and programmes (Mexico); 111.135 Increase efforts to combat violence against women and girls, particularly domestic violence and femicide (Paraguay); 111.136 Continue advancing the promotion of gender equality so that women have a greater representation in politics and that quotas are respected in regional and municipal elections (Colombia); 111.137 Take steps to alternate male and female candidates on the electoral in order to ensure a more equitable representation, with a view to follow-up on the recommendations contained in paragraphs 116.28 and 116.29 of the report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review from the second cycle (Haiti); 111.138 Take special measures aimed at accelerating gender equality in all areas where women are underrepresented or disadvantaged (India); 111.139 Take measures to improve women representation in decision-making positions in the public sector, including considering the adoption of temporary special measures to accelerate this objective (Israel); 111.140 Further strengthen its efforts to reduce the widespread child poverty; and take concrete measures to address the existing high rate of drug and alcohol addiction among children and adolescents (Bangladesh); 111.141 Increase the access of children to information and education about sexual and reproductive health and rights, including in schools, as well as access to sexual reproductive health services (Portugal); 111.142 Provide adequate training for inspectors and officers-in-charge to tackle child poverty and child labour, and ensure that special needs of children are addressed (Thailand); 111.143 Intensify efforts aimed at promoting rights of children, in particular, indigenous children, in terms of access to education and health care (Ukraine); 111.144 Pursue efforts to eliminate child labour and to enable their reintegration in the school system (Angola); 111.145 Establish a programme of incentives for permanence within the education system within the Sectoral Strategy for the Prevention and Eradication of Child Labour (Honduras); 111.146 Strengthen measures to combat the high rate of drug and alcohol addiction among children (India); 111.147 Adopt relevant measures and policies to eliminate discrimination of more vulnerable groups of children including indigenous children, children from rural areas, as well as children with disabilities (Poland); 19