A/HRC/42/9 104.101 Continue its efforts in eliminating violence against women and girls to provide a safe living environment for them (Kyrgyzstan); 104.102 Continue to work towards empowerment of women and their integration in the society (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 104.103 Include active measures in the national gender policy project 2018– 2028, in order to combat sexism and hyper-masculinity, as follow-up to all the accepted universal periodic review recommendations on gender equality and women’s and girls’ empowerment (Haiti); 104.104 Continue consolidating the achievements made in the promotion of women’s rights, through the national policy and the plan of action on gender equality (Dominican Republic); 104.105 Strengthen actions to combat violence against women and children (France); 104.106 Continue its training and capacity-building programmes for duty bearers and stakeholders on addressing violence against women and children (Philippines); 104.107 Adopt a law on protection against domestic violence (Senegal); 104.108 Continue fighting against gender-based violence with measures based on prevention and awareness-raising in society (Spain); 104.109 Adopt legislative and regulatory measures to strengthen efforts to combat domestic violence, further promote the rights of persons with disabilities and establish a national institution for the coordination of questions relating to persons with disabilities (Togo); 104.110 Fully implement the draft national gender policy 2018–2028 (Bahamas); 104.111 Continue with the project to reform the national gender policy and action plan, which aims to promote gender equality in the field of national development (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 104.112 Strengthen measures to eliminate the wage gap between men and women in all sectors and to increase the representation of women in both the public and the private sectors (Honduras); 104.113 Continue efforts to ensure gender equality across all sectors (Maldives); 104.114 Legalize the voluntary termination of pregnancy in cases of rape, incest and fetal malformation and when the mother’s health is at risk (Mexico); 104.115 Continue its efforts for gender equality (Myanmar); 104.116 Swiftly finalize the update of Dominica’s national policy and action plan for gender equality (Portugal); 104.117 Strengthen the Bureau of Gender Affairs (Senegal); 104.118 Continue taking measures in order to increase the political and social participation of women (Azerbaijan); 104.119 Combat all forms of abuse against boys, girls and adolescents, eliminating from its domestic legislation the provisions permitting corporal punishment by parents, teachers or legal guardians (Uruguay); 104.120 Take further measures to prevent and combat domestic violence and to ensure the education of children in schools (Algeria); 104.121 Strengthen measures to eliminate corporal punishment of boys, girls and adolescents from its national law (Argentina); 18