A/HRC/40/4 122.188 Promote further the principle of public trials, the right to access to a lawyer and other guarantees provided for in the Code of Criminal Procedure (United Arab Emirates); 122.189 Ensure comprehensive and transparent investigations into the murder of Jamal Khashoggi; that those responsible are held to account; and that measures are put in place to prevent any possibility of recurrence, as pledged by the Minister for Foreign Affairs (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.190 Restrict the use of the Special Criminal Court to cases that fall within internationally accepted definitions of terrorism and permit journalists and accredited diplomats to monitor trials (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.191 Allow diplomats to attend trials and court sessions as was done in 2013 (United States of America); 122.192 Share with others the unique and pioneering experience in managing pilgrims and visitors and providing them with health care and other services (Bangladesh); 122.193 Continue consolidating its excellent social programmes aimed at the increased welfare of its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.194 Pursue the food security strategy and its implementation plan in order to guarantee access to safe food (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 122.195 Adopt comprehensive legislation that prohibits forced labour and strictly enforces penalties for such cases (Botswana); 122.196 Consider adopting further measures to promote and protect the rights of domestic workers (Nigeria); 122.197 Continue efforts to strengthen maternal and child health services, including through the good practices on child and maternal health, which monitor maternal and child health from pregnancy to childbirth (Oman); 122.198 Continue its unwavering commitment to enhance the education system for all (Brunei Darussalam); 122.199 Continue efforts to strengthen the quality of education and combat early dropouts (Tunisia); 122.200 Continue measures for promoting the rights of women and their empowerment (India); 122.201 Adopt further measures to ensure gender equality and expand the rights and opportunities for women (Belarus); 122.202 Implement further reforms to improve women’s social and economic empowerment, including dismantling the system of male guardianship in law and practice (Australia); 122.203 Build upon efforts towards greater gender equality, including by removing barriers under the guardianship system (Canada); 122.204 Move forward with legal reforms aimed at achieving gender equality between men and women, by repealing the system of guardianship and curatorship imposed on women so that they can act autonomously in all areas (Chile); 122.205 Eliminate the system of guardianship for women and continue moving towards consolidating the full exercise and enjoyment of their rights, as previously recommended (Costa Rica); 122.206 Strengthen its efforts to abolish the male guardianship system (Republic of Korea); Abolish the system of guardianship of women (Denmark); 21