A/HRC/42/11 121.184 Strengthen mechanisms for addressing the issue of domestic violence, including with regard to access to temporary security shelter homes, counselling and other forms of assistance (Bhutan); 121.185 Cease the practice of female genital mutilation, locally referred to as female circumcision (Australia); 121.186 Take measures to reduce the gender wage gap and to increase the participation of women in public and political life (Namibia); 121.187 Consider the adoption of a comprehensive strategy that would include awareness-raising and the elimination of gender stereotypes, and implement measures that would significantly enhance women’s participation in political and public life (Serbia); 121.188 Adopt a national action plan together with the national strategy to continue efforts towards better promotion of gender equality and women’s participation (Armenia); 121.189 Take measures to consistently apply the principle of the best interests of the child in all legislative, administrative and judicial procedures (Bulgaria); 121.190 Review the sharia code with a view to repealing provisions negatively affecting children, and develop institutional capacity for the effective implementation of child-related laws (Croatia); 121.191 Further strengthen efforts to protect the rights of children (Georgia); 121.192 Strive to implement the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in order to guarantee children’s rights (Holy See); 121.193 Adopt a comprehensive strategy that includes awareness-raising activities aimed at eradicating gender stereotypes and discrimination against all marginalized groups, such as girls (Honduras); 121.194 Continue its endeavour to promote and protect the human rights of children, including by developing a more specific policy on children’s rights within the framework of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Kyrgyzstan); 121.195 Conduct legal reforms so that the minimum age for marriage is 18 years for both men and women (Mexico); 121.196 Undertake law reforms and eliminate all cruel violations of the rights of the child, such as capital punishment, amputation and public flogging (Montenegro); 121.197 Increase the age of criminal responsibility from 7 years of age and raise the minimum age of marriage for all children to 18 years (Namibia); 121.198 Consider expanding and accelerating the ongoing work with regard to the establishment of childcare centres in workplaces (Cambodia); 121.199 Ensure allocation of adequate human, technical and financial resources to alternative childcare centres and relevant child protection services (Maldives); 121.200 Continue the effort to promote childcare, to protect the rights of children and to combat child labour (Tunisia); 121.201 Ensure that the minimum age applies to all types of work, including work outside a contractual employment relationship (Algeria); 121.202 Fully harmonize the juvenile justice system with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other relevant norms by raising without delay the minimum age of criminal responsibility of 7 years to an internationally acceptable level, and eliminating whipping and flogging as penalties applicable to children (Chile); 22