A/HRC/28/7 114.76 Review respective legislation to eliminate the requirement of prior judicial authorization for therapeutic abortion and abortion in cases of rape and incest (Slovenia); 114.77 Create regulations and public policies in favour of sexual and reproductive rights, especially those of women and indigenous population (Mexico); 114.78 Recognize migrants and their families as a vulnerable group and implement measures in law and in practice for the protection and promotion of their rights (Mexico); 114.79 Strengthen and increase current efforts, including through international cooperation, aimed at protecting the rights of children and women, with a particular emphasis on combating violence against women and social exclusion, in line with international instruments that the Plurinational State of Bolivia is party to (Brazil); 114.80 Continue to pay attention to women- and children-related issues (India); 114.81 Continue working to eliminate gender stereotypes and conduct awareness-raising campaigns at the national level in order to combat it. (Guatemala); 114.82 Ensure that gender issues and women’s rights are mainstreamed in all Government programmes, particularly in labour and employment and antipoverty measures (Philippines); 114.83 Approve appropriate budget allocations and resources for the protection of women and women programmes, particularly in the areas of justice, health and equal opportunities (Spain); 114.84 Continue its efforts to achieve gender equality and tackle discrimination against women in law and in practice (Pakistan); 114.85 Increase ongoing action to eliminate discrimination against women at all levels in society (Sri Lanka); 114.86 Continue current efforts to promote and protect the rights of rural women (Syrian Arab Republic); 114.87 Increase efforts to promote gender equality, especially with regard to work opportunities and health access, and to introduce gender components into education and professional training (Italy); 114.88 Fully implement Comprehensive Act 348 on Guaranteeing a Life Free of Violence for Women (South Africa); 114.89 Increase efforts to prevent violence against women, particularly domestic and sexual violence (Montenegro); 114.90 Pursue efforts regarding the fight on violence against women (Morocco); 114.91 Continue to implement policies to protect women against violence and promote gender equality (Singapore); 114.92 Continue its efforts to overcome gaps and implement provisions to address gender violence as well as to carry out prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into all complaints of gender-based violence (Slovenia); 21