A/HRC/37/8 111.97 In the framework of the process of the fight against impunity, effectively investigate the cases of forced sterilization that occurred in the context of the Reproductive Health and Family Planning Programme 1996– 2000 and establish a programme to provide compensation to victims (Argentina); 111.98 Adopt public policies to increase access to family planning and emergency contraception, comprehensive sexuality education and to decriminalize abortion in the cases of rape, incest, non-viability of the foetus and endangerment to the mother’s health (Canada); 111.99 Guarantee access to medical services, including safe and legal abortion, for victims of sexual violence (Finland); 111.100 Ensure full recognition of sexual and reproductive rights through access to comprehensive sexual education. Public health sector should take into account violations of sexual freedom and the importance of precocious pregnancies in the country, and combat discrimination related to socioeconomic conditions (France); 111.101 Adopt a comprehensive policy to ensure universal access to reproductive health and rights according to the programme of action of the Beijing Conference and in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Honduras); 111.102 Decriminalize abortion in all circumstances and ensure that women and girls can access safe and legal abortion, and guarantee access to medical services for survivors of sexual violence (Iceland); 111.103 Continue to develop education, universalize basic education and reduce the illiteracy rate (China); 111.104 Develop a basic education curriculum imparting quality education in rural areas, promoting gender equality, non-discrimination based on sexual orientation and addressing problems in the community education systems (India); 111.105 Pursue progress in terms of the right to intercultural and inclusive education (Morocco); 111.106 Continue to advance efforts to address gender inequality and undertake further measures, such as enacting specific legislation to protect vulnerable populations, including women, children and indigenous peoples, from violence and exploitation (Australia); 111.107 Continue efforts aimed at reinforcing the progress achieved with regard to gender equality, including in the areas of education and health, in line with the country’s obligations and commitments (Uruguay); 111.108 Further promote gender equality and combat violence against women (China); 111.109 Take steps in accordance with the recommendations from the Human Rights Council working group on the issues of discrimination against women in law and practice (Norway); 111.110 Seek to reform those legal provisions that still allow direct or indirect discrimination against women (Guatemala); 111.111 Strengthen efforts to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women and ensure that women victims of violence receive appropriate help and perpetrators are brought to justice (Italy); 111.112 Continue to strengthen legal and policy frameworks on the promotion and protection of women’s rights and on achieving gender equality (Maldives); 17