A/HRC/38/14 141.181 Reform discriminatory evidence standards for prosecution of rape, and train police and judicial personnel in the handling cases of sexual and gender-based violence (Sweden); 141.182 Continue efforts aimed at empowering women in social, economic and cultural life (Iraq); 141.183 Continue to implement the National Strategy for the Empowerment and Advancement of Emirati Women and its relevant cabinet decisions, in order to continue to promote the social engagement of women (Japan); 141.184 Review those legal provisions that hinder women from freely choosing their profession and employment (Peru); 141.185 Continue with efforts to implement the National Strategy for the Empowerment and Advancement of Women, and in the early fulfilment of the voluntary pledges relating to domestic violence and labour rights (Bhutan); 141.186 Work towards enhancing gender equality in society, including by removing impediments to women’s free movement and to their free choice of profession and employment (Estonia); 141.187 Continue enhancing the role of women in strengthening democracy and ensuring sustainable development (Azerbaijan); 141.188 Take further steps to improve the participation and engagement of women in political work and in the legislative processes of the country (Sri Lanka); 141.189 Redouble its efforts to enhance women’s representation in leadership and decision-making positions (Pakistan); 141.190 Accord special attention to promoting participation of women in public life through the implementation of National Vision 2021 (Russian Federation); 141.191 Continue to adopt measures to ensure the effective implementation of the “Wadeema” Act and the National Strategy for Motherhood and Childhood (Singapore); 141.192 Continue efforts to tackle gender discrimination and inequality for all women and children, independently of their status and nationality (Portugal); 141.193 Continue prioritizing and allocating adequate resources for programmes aimed at the protection and promotion of the rights of children, women and older persons (Malaysia); 141.194 Continue to cooperate with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood and the entities concerned with children in the State, in the best interests of the child (Morocco); 141.195 Develop operational policies and programmes to protect children from the risks of sexual harassment and abuse (Azerbaijan); 141.196 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home and in schools (Estonia); 141.197 Adopt a law prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings (Montenegro); 141.198 Abolish legislation that provides for the imposition of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and punishment on children (Liechtenstein); 141.199 Raise the age of criminal responsibility to above seven years (Sierra Leone); 141.200 Continue to develop procedures for investigating cases in line with the nature and needs of children (Sudan); 21