A/HRC/36/7 persons, as well as to investigate and punish perpetrators of acts of discrimination and violence against them (Argentina); 141.67 Eliminate legal and political restrictions that discriminate against women on the basis of their personal status, and those that may violate their sexual and reproductive rights (Spain); 141.68 Apply fully existing national regulations forbidding the practice of female genital mutilation and amend national legislation to ensure full access to sexual and reproductive health rights (Portugal); 141.69 Adopt all necessary measures to ensure that the persistent practice of female genital mutilation stops, through the criminalization of such practice and awareness campaigns (Uruguay); 141.70 Take additional measures aiming at addressing female genital mutilation, including its eventual ban in the long run (Mozambique); 141.71 Put an end in law and in practice to violence and discrimination against women, violence and discrimination against homosexuals and female genital mutilation (France); 141.72 Enact and enforce legislation to raise the legal age of marriage for boys and girls to 18 (Sierra Leone); 141.73 Raise the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years old (Portugal); 141.74 Evaluate the establishment of mechanisms that allow indigenous peoples to be guaranteed the right to their ancestral lands (Peru); 141.75 End compulsory drug treatment and reform mandatory reporting requirements to allow for anti-discriminatory access to health care (Portugal). 142. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 23