A/HRC/36/10 161.213 Redouble its efforts to enforce its legal provisions prohibiting harmful and discriminatory practices that violate the rights of women and girls (Liechtenstein); 161.214 Strengthen legislation to combat sexual offences against children and women (Timor-Leste); 161.215 Enhance activities aimed at eliminating discrimination against women, which particularly affects women from lower castes (Kyrgyzstan); 161.216 Implement the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act to increase the protection of children from sexual abuse (Kenya); 161.217 Ensure that legislation defining the minimum legal age of marriage at 18 is enforced at all levels, everywhere in the country (Iceland); 161.218 Step up its efforts to eradicate child marriage and so-called “honour crimes” (Israel); 161.219 Step up efforts to combat and eliminate child, early and forced marriages (Sierra Leone); 161.220 Adopt legislative measures and policies to prevent early or forced marriages (Honduras); 161.221 (Gabon); Continue and intensify the actions to prohibit child marriage 161.222 Strengthen the adoption of socioeconomic programmes which promote the empowerment of women and their participation in public and political life (Angola); 161.223 Enact the Women’s Reservation Bill providing for the reservation of seats for women in the parliament and legislative assemblies, in order to enhance the political participation of women (Netherlands); 161.224 Adopt the law on quotas which aims to reserve at least 33 per cent of seats in legislative bodies of the central and state governments for women (Senegal); 161.225 Adopt the law on quotas which aims to reserve seats for women in legislative bodies of the central and state governments (Algeria); 161.226 Accelerate work on the protection of the rights of children and women in particular (Turkey); 161.227 Prohibit child labour in family enterprises and extend the list of dangerous activities in line with the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Spain); 161.228 Consider repealing the provision that allows children to work in family-based occupations (Slovakia); 161.229 (Brazil); Continue strengthening national strategies to combat child labour 161.230 Continue to take all necessary measures to enhance the effectiveness of the protection of children, in particular in cases of sexual violence against children (Portugal); 161.231 Continue strengthening institutions to protect children and adolescent girls and boys, with a view to eradicating child labour, sexual exploitation and the practice of child marriage (Chile); 161.232 Develop specific guidelines for protection and support for victims of child sexual abuse and their families undergoing trial (Slovakia); 23