A/HRC/44/14 45.205 Facilitate girls’ access to higher education through the most appropriate means (Comoros); 45.206 Continue the efforts to promote the school attendance of girls, particularly in rural area (Croatia); 45.207 Redouble its efforts to ensure children who drop out of school due to financial difficulties continue their compulsory education (Ethiopia); 45.208 Include evidence-based and age-appropriate comprehensive sexuality education in school curricula (Fiji); 45.209 Take all the necessary measures under domestic and international law in order to protect academic freedom at university level and related rights (Haiti); 45.210 Develop an evidence-based comprehensive sexuality education curriculum based on human rights principles (Iceland); 45.211 Continue its efforts to provide education opportunities for all children, particularly those belonging to vulnerable groups (Malaysia); 45.212 Elaborate a revision of the regulatory framework to ensure at least one year of genuinely free and compulsory pre-primary education, and an improvement in the provision of pre-primary education that would enable all children, especially refugees, to attend school (Algeria); 45.213 Continue providing equal opportunities for girls in education and in society (Montenegro); 45.214 Continue the efforts to ensure inclusive education and promote the development of all boys, girls and adolescents (Nicaragua); 45.215 Continue efforts to broaden women’s access to higher education (Russian Federation); 45.216 Continue efforts to prevent discrimination against women and to create equal rights and opportunities for them, including through national strategic programmes and action plans (Uzbekistan); 45.217 Address the root causes of the pervasive underreporting of genderbased violence and undertake concrete efforts to encourage reporting, including through the provision of adequate resources for this purpose (Bahamas); 45.218 Adopt measures to combat violence against women in order to protect women’s rights (China); 45.219 Continue to combat violence against women (Albania); 45.220 Strengthen the fight against all forms of violence against women (Comoros); 45.221 Continue efforts to combat and prosecute violence against women (Tunisia); 45.222 Continue to enhance efforts to eliminate violence against women (Cambodia); 45.223 Continue its efforts to combat unemployment among women, discrimination against women and domestic violence (Gabon); 45.224 Increase the number of women’s shelters, ensure unrestricted access for all women, including physically disabled women, and strictly prohibit contact between women and their perpetrators in these institutions (Austria); 45.225 Increase the institutional support services for victims of violence against women and to the women’s shelters (Jordan); 18