A/HRC/37/10 118.138 Make progress in eradicating violence against women, stepping up actions such as awareness-raising campaigns and the creation of shelters, and implementing measures to contribute to the eradication of female genital mutilation and child marriage (Spain); 118.139 Step up actions in the area of gender equality, including the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda to guarantee the participation of women in all areas of decision-making (Spain); 118.140 Implement measures and awareness-raising campaigns to eradicate female genital mutilation and other harmful practices against women (Uruguay); 118.141 Continue the measures already undertaken to strengthen the fight against harmful practices and violence against women (Armenia); 118.142 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against women and eliminate all forms of discrimination against them, especially domestic violence (Tunisia); 118.143 Take the necessary measures in law and in practice to put an end to discrimination between men and women regarding nationality (Algeria); 118.144 Adopt the draft law establishing quotas for women in elections, putting them in an advantageous position, as follow-up to paragraphs 108.42, 108.50 and 108.87 of the recommendations from the second cycle (Haiti); 118.145 Continue its efforts to promote women’s rights by increasing the representation of women in both the public and private sectors (Maldives); 118.146 Continue the implementation of policies to encourage the sustainable economic empowerment of women, in particular in rural areas (Bulgaria); 118.147 Establish a national mechanism for the advancement of women in accordance with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Honduras); 118.148 Continue efforts to protect the rights of women and children, as well as other vulnerable groups (Nepal); 118.149 Strengthen the literacy programmes for women and girls, in particular in rural areas (Turkey); 118.150 Take practical measures to ensure the full and proper implementation of the Children’s Code, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in 2016 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.151 Ensure the effective implementation of the Children’s Code with a view to protect the rights of this vulnerable group (Belgium); 118.152 Establish a national institution for the monitoring of children and the collection and analysis of the data concerning children (Cabo Verde); 118.153 Fast-track the implementation of the Children’s Code in order to curb harmful practices against children, including child, early and forced marriages, the sale of children and the killing of so-called “sorcerer’s children” (Namibia); 118.154 Ensure respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of children through sanctioning the authors of all exploitation and forced labour practices (Argentina); 118.155 Carry out investigations into cases of harmful practices against children, ensure that the perpetrators are prosecuted and remove children from environments in which such practices are carried out (Belgium); 118.156 Provide legal aid to child victims and their guardians to strengthen their access to courts (Botswana); GE.17-23482 19