A/HRC/38/7 114.80 Find alternatives to the closure of schools due to security reasons in order to maintain teaching in cooperation with teachers’ unions and local authorities (France); 114.81 Adopt all measures necessary to ensure the right to education in emergencies and conflict situations, and ensure that education is available to all, in particular migrants, refugees and asylum-seeking children (Honduras); 114.82 Continue working towards achieving reforms and commitments that allow it to improve redistribution and ownership of land, taking into account ancestral practices and protecting the small farmers (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 114.83 Continue to enhance its efforts to promote and protect the rights of children and women (Mauritius); 114.84 Redouble efforts to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment, in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Brazil); 114.85 Work further on the protection of the rights of women to ensure their full respect (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 114.86 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and combat genderbased violence against women (Nepal); 114.87 Continue the efforts to combat discrimination against women and achieve gender equality (Tunisia); 114.88 Continue its actions to combat discrimination against women (Côte d’Ivoire); 114.89 Continue efforts to fight discrimination against women in law and in practice (Egypt); 114.90 Harmonize its legislation to eliminate discrimination against women (Austria); 114.91 Strengthen measures in protecting women’s rights and ensuring their equal pay for work of equal value (South Africa); 114.92 Expedite the revision of the Labour Code and ensure that it guarantees substantive equality of women and men (Zambia); 114.93 Reduce the gender pay gap (Iraq); 114.94 Continue working towards achieving equality and political and economic inclusion for women, particularly in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 114.95 Strengthen efforts to fight the stigmatization of women and children subjected to forced and early marriage, sexual slavery, rape and torture committed by extremist groups (Poland); 114.96 Redouble efforts to significantly reduce and eventually eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and children (Cabo Verde); 114.97 Step up efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and girls (Georgia); 114.98 Adopt legislative and policy measures to combat sexual violence, including forced and early marriage, sexual slavery, rape and torture committed against women by extremist groups and members of the armed forces, as well as the impunity of the perpetrators (Honduras); 114.99 Expedite efforts to adopt legislation to combat gender-based violence and establish a national programme to combat the sexual exploitation of women and girls (Sierra Leone); 16 GE.18-06102