A/HRC/43/4 148.211 Improve the quality of inclusive education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training (Czechia); 148.212 Improve the quality of inclusive education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training (Israel); 148.213 Adopt comprehensive measures to promote access to education and reduce the large number of dropouts (Algeria); 148.214 Strengthen comprehensive measures to reduce the significant number of school dropouts, especially in high school (Maldives); 148.215 Adopt comprehensive measures to promote access to education and reduce the number of school dropouts, with a focus on the south, taking into account the high dropout rates in the last two years of high school (Montenegro); 148.216 Formulate a comprehensive strategy for preventing and combating violence against children (Montenegro); 148.217 Strengthen the legal and regulatory framework in the field of gender equality and the fight against gender-based discrimination (Uzbekistan); 148.218 Adopt measures to counter gender stereotypes and attitudes that restrict or deny women’s full participation in the public and private spheres, including through awareness-raising campaigns for the general public, as well as training for education and law enforcement professionals (Canada); 148.219 Adopt the necessary measures to eradicate discrimination against women through the adoption of comprehensive public policies aimed at preventing violence, stereotypes and inequalities (Colombia); 148.220 Take measures to eradicate multiple forms of discrimination against women, and eliminate the structural causes of inequalities (Honduras); 148.221 Continue to strengthen the legislative framework and policies on gender equality (India); 148.222 Strengthen efforts to combat discrimination and all forms of violence against women (Lebanon); 148.223 Continue to provide national assistance to combat violence and gender discrimination (Libya); 148.224 Promote gender equality, including combating discrimination based on sexual orientation, and strengthening the protection of victims of domestic abuse (Norway); 148.225 Allocate the necessary financial resources for the protection of victims of gender-based violence and the implementation of an education programme on gender equality (Spain); 148.226 Further intensify efforts aimed at combating violence against women (Austria); 148.227 Better sensitize and educate law enforcement and judicial authorities about domestic abuse and ensure that victims have access to courts in order to obtain restraining orders against abusive partners, as well as expand victim services to mothers and migrant women who are particularly vulnerable (United States of America); 148.228 Encourage women to report all incidents of violence, especially domestic and sexual violence, to law enforcement bodies, by destigmatizing victims, sensitizing the police and the judiciary, raising awareness about the criminal nature of such acts and ensuring that women have effective access to civil courts to obtain restraining orders against abusive partners (Belgium); 21