A/HRC/30/4 100.119 Do more to fight discrimination against Liberian women by allowing them to transmit their nationalities to their children and their spouses (Senegal); 100.120 Combat discrimination and all types of violence against women in the country, and multiply efforts for the empowerment of women in every area of life (Turkey); 100.121 Condemn discrimination, particularly orientation and identity (Madagascar); that based on sexual 100.122 Ensure to LGBTI persons the full enjoyment and equal treatment of their human rights by derogating norms that criminalize and stigmatize them (Argentina); 100.123 Combat all forms of discrimination and abuse against LGBTI persons (Italy); 100.124 Put forward more efforts to protect victims of Ebola and seek solutions for the human rights concerns arising from discrimination and stigmatization of patients, victims, survivors and health workers (Republic of Korea); 100.125 Further improve the birth registration system and support it by awareness-raising activities, in order to boost the registration numbers (Turkey); 100.126 Fight the increased rate of persons subjected to sexual and genderbased violence (Angola); 100.127 Intensify efforts to ensure gender equality and eliminate genderbased violence (Botswana); 100.128 Continue its efforts to fight against violence against women and girls, in particular female genital mutilation, and adopt legislation criminalizing this harmful practice (Canada); 100.129 Intensify efforts to ensure gender equality and eliminate genderbased violence, including sexual violence and harmful traditional practices (Estonia); 100.130 Fight female genital mutilation and early marriage (Angola); 100.131 Continue to combat violence against women, particularly female genital mutilation and sexual violence, ensure that this violence is always prosecuted, and continue to organize awareness-raising campaigns on this issue (France); 100.132 Intensify efforts to eliminate sexual and gender-based violence and to specifically criminalize female genital mutilation as well as to take all necessary measures to ensure its eradication (Ireland); 100.133 Continue working to combat child, early and forced marriage, to legally prohibit female genital mutilations and to increase support to girls from the poorest households and rural areas who are reportedly more at risk of being subject to these practices (Italy); 100.134 Take further effective measures to address the continued high crime rates in the areas of sexual violence against women and the trafficking of women and children (Japan); 20