A/HRC/43/11 146.220 Ensure that the necessary legal and institutional mechanisms are in place to prevent and punish all forms of violence against women and girls (Sweden); 146.221 Take the necessary measures to strengthen women’s rights and combat all forms of gender-based violence (Switzerland); 146.222 Legally prohibit all harmful practices, including child and forced marriage, dowry, polygamy and levirate marriage, that are especially present in the rural areas of the country (Slovenia); 146.223 Deepen the measures initiated to combat traditional stereotypes and gender inequality, particularly in relation to female genital mutilation and marriages (Argentina); 146.224 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women and children, including domestic violence (Austria); 146.225 Adopt concrete policies and measures to combat domestic violence, including information and training campaigns for police and medical personnel and psychosocial support programmes for victims (Chile); 146.226 Consider adopting a comprehensive law to prevent, combat and punish all forms of violence against women and girls (Côte d’Ivoire); 146.227 Adopt a comprehensive legislative framework in compliance with international standards to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls (France); 146.228 Adopt measures to combat domestic violence (Honduras); 146.229 Strengthen efforts to further enhance support services for victims of violence, especially against women and minors (Myanmar); 146.230 Promote women’s access to justice, in particular access to remedies in cases of domestic violence (Morocco); 146.231 Ensure effective countrywide implementation of the law on domestic violence and continue to strengthen women’s rights countrywide (Norway); 146.232 Put in place a strong legislative mechanism to protect women victims of domestic violence and early marriage (Madagascar); 146.233 Continue to strengthen legislative and institutional mechanisms to combat violence against women (Pakistan); 146.234 Strengthen measures to prohibit all forms of violence against women and girls in both the public and the private spheres, including through the adoption of comprehensive legislation to prevent, combat and punish all forms of violence against women and girls (Rwanda); 146.235 Increase the number of shelters and allocate units in police stations and medical centres to support victims of gender-based violence (Seychelles); 146.236 Continue efforts to protect the rights of the child (Sudan); 146.237 Intensify efforts to effectively ensure the rights recognized to children (Congo); 146.238 Ensure effective protection of the rights of the child by developing a State strategy and national legislation (Ukraine); 146.239 Continue to strengthen measures to promote and protect children’s rights (Viet Nam); 146.240 Take appropriate measures to combat early marriage (Luxembourg); 146.241 Prohibit by law child and forced marriage and revise the Family Code so as to establish the minimum age for marriage at 18 years (Spain); 22