A/HRC/38/10 137.202 Continue to implement its education policy of universal access to basic schooling, particularly access by girls to education (Myanmar); 137.203 Continue efforts to increase the school enrolment rate of girls so that they have equal access to education and to fight against discrimination and violence against girls (State of Palestine); 137.204 Continue ensuring girls’ education by abolishing school fees in basic education (Ethiopia); 137.205 Increase its efforts to ensure access to education for all, including girls, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (Azerbaijan); 137.206 Pursue its efforts to eliminate discrimination in education against girls, children with special needs, internally displaced persons, refugees, children of the Batwa minority and children with albinism (Slovenia); 137.207 Pay particular attention to the schooling of children with disabilities, displaced and refugee children and children with albinism (Togo); 137.208 Step up its efforts towards achieving gender equality (Portugal); 137.209 Actively promote gender equality, the prevention of sexual and gender-based violence, and awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex issues, including the strengthening of the legal framework in this area (Canada); 137.210 Harmonize gender equality to guarantee the equal rights of men and women (Turkmenistan); 137.211 Repeal all discriminatory provisions and align legislation with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Latvia); 137.212 Accelerate the domestic law reforms in order to harmonize all laws in line with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, and ensure their effective implementation (Albania); 137.213 Amend the code on persons and family and the nationality code, in order to remove the gender-based discriminatory provisions contained therein (Namibia); 137.214 Remove all discriminatory provisions between men and women relating to their ability to pass their nationality to their children (Sierra Leone); 137.215 Allocate adequate human, technical and financial resources necessary to ensure the implementation of the national gender policy (Ghana); 137.216 Allocate the human, technical and financial resources necessary to implement the national gender policy and, in this context, remove the obstacles that most women continue to face in the process of their economic empowerment (Mauritania); 137.217 Continue efforts to promote full and equal participation of women in decision-making at all levels (State of Palestine); 137.218 Strengthen the rights of women, in particular with regard to their representation in public life, as well as the fight against domestic violence and the gender pay gap (Algeria); 137.219 Continue the full implementation of initiatives that break barriers for the economic empowerment of women (Bahrain); 137.220 Continue efforts to combat violence and discrimination against women (Egypt); 137.221 22 Continue efforts to fight against gender-based violence (Morocco); GE.18-06283