A/HRC/37/11 130.69 Intensify its efforts to eliminate the gender wage gap and promote women’s representation in political and economic affairs (Sudan); 130.70 Continue efforts to promote equality between women and men, by encouraging a balanced representation in decision-making positions, equality in the labour market and in entrepreneurship, including equal pay, among other aspects (Nicaragua); 130.71 Take effective measures to raise women’s status, combat violence against women and eliminate discrimination against women (China); 130.72 Ensure that foreign women who become victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, trafficking in human beings and other forms of violence are guaranteed access to justice (Russian Federation); 130.73 Pursue efforts to strengthen and to protect the rights of the child, and to integrate education of the rights of the child into the school curriculum (Qatar); 130.74 Take legal measures to provide appropriate facilities and support for children, particularly children with disabilities (Timor-Leste); 130.75 Prohibit by law and in practice corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in orphanages and child welfare centres (Ecuador); 130.76 Strengthen the institutional and legal framework to combat violence against children, in particular sexual violence (Algeria); 130.77 Pursue efforts to improve chances for persons with disabilities to have access to health care (Libya); 130.78 Continue its efforts to extend welfare services and assistance to all persons with disabilities (Bulgaria); 130.79 Protect people with disabilities, interned in psychiatric hospitals, against acts of violence, abuse and ill-treatment, through the establishment of independent monitoring mechanisms (Ecuador); 130.80 Abolish forced treatment and protect persons with disabilities in psychiatric hospitals from violence, abuse and ill-treatment (Timor-Leste); 130.81 Continue strengthening national laws and regulations in the view to avoiding violence and discrimination against migrant workers and raising awareness on the existence of cultural diversity (Indonesia); 130.82 Provide effective protection to migrant workers and address the issue of the exploitation of migrant workers (China); 130.83 Take measures to improve the working conditions of migrant workers (France); 130.84 Enhance measures to promote and protect the rights of migrant workers, and ensure fairer and safer working conditions as well as stricter labour law enforcement and punishment for employers who violate the law (Thailand); 130.85 Continue efforts on encouraging cultural exchanges between the residents and migrants (Lao People’s Democratic Republic). 131. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue listed below have been examined by the Republic of Korea and have been noted by the Republic of Korea: 131.1 Ratify the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Sierra Leone) (Guatemala) (Honduras) (Kyrgyzstan); 15