A/HRC/39/15 121.156 Accelerate the process of the ratification of the Convention against Discrimination in Education (Afghanistan); 121.157 Adopt measures preventing sexual harassment by teachers and child marriage, which lead to high dropout rates of girls in secondary schools (Poland); 121.158 Step up efforts to raise the school enrolment rate for girls (Lesotho); 121.159 Take steps to effectively ensure the equality of girls and young women at all levels of education, and their retention in schooling (Portugal); 121.160 Take measures to provide free primary education and equal access for all children (Serbia); 121.161 Take measures to increase the attendance rate of girls in secondary education (Togo); 121.162 Ensure that girls and young women have equal access to all levels of education (Iceland); 121.163 Fully implement article 356 of the 2016 Penal Code, and criminalize all forms of violence against women and girls, including female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage (Namibia); 121.164 Continue to fight against female genital mutilation through the implementation of the five-year action plan adopted in 2011 and reviewed in 2016 (Burkina Faso); 121.165 Strengthen its efforts to promote women’s rights, particularly in combating gender-based violence and discriminatory practices related to marriage, and collect data disaggregated by gender (Brazil); 121.166 Fight further against the practice of early and forced marriage (Belgium); 121.167 Complete the drafting of the national family policy paper in order to adequately address the issue of early and forced marriage (Zimbabwe); 121.168 Repeal all discriminatory provisions in marriage and family relations, and adopt legal provisions that criminalize female genital mutilation (Spain); 121.169 Pursue all efforts to enhance women’s empowerment (Egypt); 121.170 Take necessary measures to ensure effective access to justice for women (Ukraine); 121.171 Continue efforts to eliminate discriminatory and harmful traditional practices against women and girls (Nepal); 121.172 Assign human, technical and financial resources to the national action plan against female genital mutilation in order to protect the human rights of women and girls (Honduras); 121.173 Strengthen the implementation of legislation and policies aimed at ending harmful traditional practices, in particular child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation, and ensure that cases of domestic violence are investigated and prosecuted (Rwanda); 121.174 Adopt legal provisions specifically criminalizing female genital mutilation, breast ironing and discriminatory widowhood rites, and include adequate sanctions for perpetrators of such acts (Iceland); 121.175 Strengthen measures to investigate and punish perpetrators of practices or acts of violence against women, such as female genital mutilation and forced marriage (Argentina); 20 GE.18-11388