A/HRC/43/13 121.127 Increase its efforts to empower women both in the economic and public spheres, and enhance women’s representation in public offices (Israel); 121.128 Increase access for women and girls to basic health-care services, giving priority to rural areas (Peru); 121.129 Continue ongoing efforts to combat violence against women (Libya); 121.130 Repeal all discriminatory provisions against women in the public and private spheres, as well as with regard to economic autonomy, including those contained in nationality, inheritance and marriage legislation (Luxembourg); 121.131 Ensure compliance with existing discrimination against women (Luxembourg); legislation to eliminate 121.132 Adopt the specific bill on combating gender-based violence the drafting process for which began in 2018 (Mali); 121.133 Encourage the participation of women in the economic life of the country and provide them with the means for their empowerment so that they can contribute to its socioeconomic development (Mauritius); 121.134 Reduce maternal mortality by increasing the access of women and girls to basic health-care services and ensure sufficient resources to promote and protect women’s and girls’ reproductive health (Montenegro); 121.135 Continue enhancing measures and programmes to strengthen the protection of women and girls from gender-based violence (Philippines); 121.136 Continue making efforts to promote the rights of children (Sudan); 121.137 Continue its efforts to protect the rights of children (Tunisia); 121.138 Intensify efforts to abolish child labour and combat all forms of exploitation of children (Nepal); 121.139 Adopt a specific national action plan to combat the sexual exploitation of children that takes into account all forms of sexual exploitation (Zambia); 121.140 Take practical steps, including through legislative measures, to put an end to corporal punishment in all settings (Zambia); 121.141 Intensify its efforts to ensure the progressive elimination of child labour and take measures to raise the age of completion of compulsory education to align it with the minimum age of admission to employment (Algeria); 121.142 Take effective measures to ensure the implementation of the National Strategy to Combat Child Marriage 2018–2024 as a means of eradicating the high incidence of child marriage (Botswana); 121.143 Adopt laws prohibiting corporal punishment of children and redouble efforts against child, early and forced marriages (Brazil); 121.144 Allocate dedicated resources to projects to combat child marriage and conduct public awareness-raising campaigns in collaboration with religious and traditional authorities and civil society (Canada); 121.145 Continue efforts to progressively eliminate child labour (Central African Republic); 121.146 Approve a national action plan to combat the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, including preventive measures that contribute to raising the visibility of the problem, and provide effective assistance to victims (Chile); 121.147 Fight effectively against child labour (Congo); 18 GE.19-21780