A/HRC/42/10 126.167 Continue modernizing the national health system in favour of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 126.168 Continue the development of education and enable all citizens to access all stages of education (Egypt); 126.169 Continue to reinforce the initiatives to promote the right to education (Nicaragua); 126.170 Redouble its efforts to improve the education conditions and environment of rural schools, in order for its people to enjoy their right to education (Pakistan); 126.171 Strive to improve the quality of the education system by allocating more resources to school infrastructure by aligning them across the entire territory of the country (Serbia); 126.172 Take immediate measures to ensure gender equality and protect women from gender-based violence (Argentina); 126.173 Implement measures to ensure gender equality in practice, and end impunity for violence against women and girls (Australia); 126.174 Strengthen measures to address the gaps in the promotion and protection of the rights of women and children (Bhutan); 126.175 Develop and adopt a comprehensive plan of action to promote women’s rights and their empowerment, and monitor and assess its implementation (Bulgaria); 126.176 Continue efforts to stop violence against children and to empower women to access leadership positions in government institutions (Egypt); 126.177 Take concrete action to increase the recruitment of female officers and strengthen their roles in the policymaking agencies (Pakistan); 126.178 Further strengthen measures to promote women’s empowerment (Philippines); 126.179 Take measures to improve gender equality (Viet Nam); 126.180 Strengthen its legislation in order to identify and amend discriminatory provisions against women, in particular those governing access to education and employment (Côte d’Ivoire); 126.181 Review the Law on the Protection and Promotion of Women’s Rights to ensure that all forms of gender-based violence against women in all spheres are criminalized (Belgium); 126.182 Intensify the fight against violence against women by: (a) introducing in the penal code a definition of violence against women, including rape and trafficking; (b) putting in place training programmes for law enforcement officials, magistrates and civil servants to identify, prevent and punish violence against women; and (c) prohibiting forced genital searches on repatriated women (France); 126.183 Review laws, including the Law on the Protection and Promotion of Women’s Rights, to include definitions of violence against women, including rape and trafficking of women (Iceland); 126.184 Take measures to criminalize marital rape and to prevent and punish domestic violence against women, including awareness campaigns, legal services, support and shelter for survivors (Israel); 126.185 Step up the implementation of the Law on the Protection and Promotion of Women’s Rights, and reform criminal legislation to clearly define and punish rape and trafficking of women (Mexico); 19