A/HRC/43/4 148.229 Extend measures to combat domestic and sexual violence, with special attention to the protection of women and children (Viet Nam); 148.230 Continue the efforts to prevent gender-based and sexual violence, ensuring victims’ access to justice and due reparations (Chile); 148.231 Take additional measures to combat violence and discrimination against women, including its causes and the consequences thereof (Cuba); 148.232 Take more measures to prevent arms transfers that may facilitate human rights violations, including gender-based violence, and that negatively impact women (Namibia); 148.233 Adopt effective prevention and protection measures and establish reception places for women fleeing violence (Czechia); 148.234 Continue enhancing programmes that promote the economic and social empowerment of women (Ethiopia); 148.235 Continue to promote the participation of women in the decisionmaking process by increasing women’s representation and to tackle violence against women through, among other things, the steady implementation of its national action plan (Japan); 148.236 Continue to implement the law on gender-based violence as well as the national action plan to combat violence against women and prosecute violations of the aforementioned law (Liechtenstein); 148.237 Sanction a robust legal framework and develop targeted policies that comprehensively address the issue of underreporting as well as low prosecution and conviction rates for gender-based violent crimes (Malaysia); 148.238 Strengthen support services and adequate centres for victims, particularly for women and children (Myanmar); 148.239 Work to address gender-based violence against women and girls, including by improving systems to implement the existing legislative frameworks to combat such crimes (New Zealand); 148.240 Ensure that the implementation and assessment of the National Strategic Plan on Male Violence against Women 2017–2020 incorporate the views and recommendations of women victims of violence (Philippines); 148.241 Continue steps directed towards women’s empowerment and guaranteeing equal opportunities (Armenia); 148.242 Strengthen the legislative framework on gender equality, including through adopting laws and policies to increase women’s representation in political affairs (Rwanda); 148.243 Create a national system to monitor and collect data on violence against children and formulate a comprehensive strategy for preventing and combating violence against children (Zambia); 148.244 Adopt comprehensive polices to eliminate child poverty (Cyprus); 148.245 Step up measures to combat discrimination, in particular discrimination against children with disabilities and children with migrant backgrounds, in order to reduce inequalities in access to education, health care and development (Honduras); 148.246 Reinforce the role of the National Observatory for Children (Albania); 148.247 Develop and implement an integrated action plan that includes prevention of and response to cyberbullying among children and young people (Iceland); 22