A/HRC/39/8 101.96 Adopt legislative and other measures to prevent and combat all forms of violence against women and girls, including domestic and sexual violence (Spain); 101.97 Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health services for all women and girls (Uruguay); 101.98 Prioritize the full implementation of the Family Protection and Domestic Violence Act of 2014, including by ensuring that women and girl survivors of violence have access to effective means of redress and protection and by raising societal awareness about the content of the Act (Netherlands); 101.99 Implement the measures identified in the human rights national action plan to address violence against women, including through community education, police training and stronger recording processes (Australia); 101.100 Develop a comprehensive strategy to reduce violence against women, including domestic violence, particularly on the outer islands, by enhancing women’s awareness of their rights and identifying ways to combat such violence (Turkey); 101.101 Take advantage of the new electoral law to work towards increased participation of women in politics (France); 101.102 Promote equality and empowerment of women, particularly in regard to hereditary and custody rights, and strengthen measures against domestic violence (Germany); 101.103 Take further measures to protect women and children against all forms of violence (Italy); 101.104 Ensure efficient follow-up to the recommendations given by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Israel); 101.105 Take effective measures to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment (Nepal); 101.106 Review and subsequently amend or repeal legislation entailing gender-based discrimination, including provisions in the Penal Code 1978 and the Marriage Act (Netherlands); 101.107 Amend the Penal Code and the Family Protection and Domestic Violence Act in order to criminalize rape in all circumstances (Portugal); 101.108 Ensure that a gender perspective is integrated into all climate change and disaster risk reduction policies, bearing in mind that disasters not only disproportionately affect women and girls but also exacerbate existing economic and social inequality across gender (Republic of Korea); 101.109 Continue to fight all forms of discrimination, in particular against women (Senegal); 101.110 Fully implement the Family Protection and Domestic Violence Act 2014, with the necessary technical assistance of the relevant United Nations agencies such as the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women) and UNDP where appropriate, expeditiously operationalize the Family Protection Fund, and dedicate the necessary resources to ensure that the family protection and domestic violence baseline study conducted by the office of the Attorney General is comprehensive so as to strengthen the ongoing work to eliminate violence against women in Tuvalu (Singapore); 101.111 Work towards the implementation of the women, peace and security agenda in order to guarantee effective participation of women in all aspects of decision-making (Spain); 17