A/HRC/44/7 49. North Macedonia welcomed the development of the legal framework regarding the rights of the child. 50. Norway noted positive steps taken since the previous review, and stated that further progress was possible in some areas. 51. life. Pakistan noted efforts made to integrate women into public, political and economic 52. Panama acknowledged the reduction in the gender pay gap and the adoption of the national pact against gender-based violence. 53. Paraguay welcomed the progress made and reiterated recommendations that had not yet been implemented. 54. Peru welcomed the progress made regarding human rights. 55. Philippines made recommendations. 56. Poland commended the amendment made to the Criminal Code and the strengthening of the legislation on the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls. 57. Portugal welcomed the accession by Spain to the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. 58. Qatar commended efforts made to coordinate action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. 59. The Republic of Korea welcomed progress made in areas such as business and human rights and gender equality. 60. The Republic of Moldova expressed appreciation for the devotion of Spain to the protection and promotion of human rights. 61. Romania commended the commitment of Spain to human rights, including through its activity in the Human Rights Council. 62. The Russian Federation noted efforts to improve legislation concerning human rights, but also noted violations of migrants’ rights. 63. Senegal commended efforts made in education and in combating poverty and social exclusion. 64. Serbia commended the measures aimed at improving children’s enjoyment of their rights. 65. Slovakia appreciated the dedication shown by Spain in promoting gender equality and eliminating all forms of violence. 66. Slovenia noted that challenges remained regarding corporal punishment of children within the domestic environment. 67. Solomon Islands commended efforts and initiatives taken in meeting human rights commitments. 68. Somalia commended the adoption of laws modifying the child and adolescent protection system. 69. Sri Lanka noted measures taken to promote gender equality, including in the area of equal pay. 70. The State of Palestine welcomed efforts to prevent violence and to protect children and adolescents from any violence. 71. The Sudan commended efforts made to strengthen human rights, especially regarding the submission of periodic reports to the various treaty bodies. 72. Sweden encouraged Spain to continue combating trafficking in persons and ensure the right to seek asylum. 5