A/HRC/44/4 140.173 Take effective measures to combat the persistent immunity for perpetrators of domestic violence and bride kidnapping (Republic of Korea); 140.174 Take the necessary measures in order to prevent and combat the practice of bride kidnapping, including by organizing awareness-raising campaigns on the subject, as well as setting up reception centres for the victims of abduction (Republic of Moldova); 140.175 Foster action to increase the role of women in political and public life (Republic of Moldova); 140.176 Implement comprehensive policy and budgetary measures to ensure that laws on gender equality and domestic violence, including bride kidnapping, are enforced effectively (Australia); 140.177 Consider developing campaigns to raise awareness of violence against women among the most affected communities, including by working with relevant United Nations entities, such as OHCHR and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women), as appropriate, to educate them of their rights and available remedies (Singapore); 140.178 Adopt and implement concrete prevention and awareness-raising programmes against gender-based violence and the persistent practice of bride kidnapping (Spain); 140.179 Continue to take measures to increase access to maternal health-care services to reduce preventable maternal morbidity and mortality (Sri Lanka); 140.180 Continue to take measures to prevent and protect women and girls from any incident of gender-based violence (Sri Lanka); 140.181 Take effective measures to ensure the implementation of laws against domestic violence, in particular by ensuring adequate training of judicial personnel, as well as creating a functional entity with the mandate to supervise the coordination and application of prevention and protection measures against domestic violence (Switzerland); 140.182 Ensure that the legislation concerning domestic violence against women is implemented (Austria); 140.183 Continue its efforts to eliminate all forms of gender-based discrimination and to advocate gender equality by providing sufficient funds for the implementation of the national strategy on gender equality for the period 2012–2020 and its three national plans on gender equality (Thailand); 140.184 Provide for mandatory training for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officials on the application of the relevant criminal law provisions dealing with violence against women (Timor-Leste); 140.185 Pursue efforts to combat violence against women (Tunisia); 140.186 Ensure the effective application of current legislation on the rights of women, deepen measures to eradicate forced marriage and provide assistance to victims of domestic violence (Uruguay); 140.187 Continue working towards the full implementation of the national plan of action for achieving gender equality for the period 2018–2020 (Uzbekistan); 140.188 Continue efforts to combat violence against women and children (Azerbaijan); 140.189 Promote gender equality and foster the participation of women in political and public life (Azerbaijan); 140.190 Ensure sufficient training, follow-up and monitoring to allow for the Law on forced marriages of children of 2016 and for the Law on domestic violence of 2017 to achieve their full effect (Belgium); 20