A/HRC/43/13 121.109 Gradually implement measures to ensure better representation of women in public affairs, aiming at achieving gender parity (Angola); 121.110 Enhance measures aimed at combating traditional stereotypes and gender inequality, in particular through investigating and punishing cases of violence as well as child marriage (Argentina); 121.111 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality, and continue to take the necessary measures to protect the rights of women in law and in practice (Armenia); 121.112 Enact legislation to criminalize all aspects of gender-based violence, including marital rape, in line with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Australia); 121.113 Strengthen the fight against all acts of violence against women, such as domestic violence, marital rape and all forms of sexual abuse, including through penal legislative reforms (Brazil); 121.114 Adopt the specific law on the fight against gender-based violence (Burkina Faso); 121.115 Ensure that women and girls who are victims of violence have access to effective remedies and that the perpetrators of such acts are prosecuted and convicted (Burkina Faso); 121.116 Allocate adequate resources and implement the bill on fighting gender-based violence (Canada); 121.117 Ensure that all women and girls have access to information, services and education on sexual and reproductive health, including comprehensive sexuality education (Canada); 121.118 Pass laws to criminalize all acts of violence against women and take actions to ensure the protection of the rights of women in all fields, including through the elimination of the wage gap (Costa Rica); 121.119 Strengthen mechanisms to prevent and combat domestic violence in order to protect victims and provide them with justice and rehabilitation, as well as all other forms of assistance (Djibouti); 121.120 Pursue the policy of eliminating inequalities between men and women by taking the necessary measures to increase the participation of women in political, economic and social life (Djibouti); 121.121 Pursue efforts to reinforce women’s participation in political life (Egypt); 121.122 Give special attention to the rights of women living in rural areas (Gabon); 121.123 Ensure the equal rights of women and men in all matters, adopt legislation to criminalize all acts of violence against women and enforce legislation aimed at eliminating discrimination against women (Germany); 121.124 Approve the proposed bill to combat gender-based violence and ensure adequate resources for its implementation, including effective handling of marital rape as a criminal offence (Norway); 121.125 Continue its efforts to ensure gender equality, gender-neutral policies, child rights related to access to education, health and social services (India); 121.126 Adopt the draft bill on gender-based violence establishing marital rape as a criminal offence, in line with recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Ireland); GE.19-21780 17