A/HRC/42/13 and civil society organizations, investigate all attacks against them and bring the perpetrators to justice (Iceland); 123.39 Enact a law clearly prohibiting discrimination against women and cancel the ministerial ruling of 18 July 2017 prohibiting girls from enrolling in and/or attending school during pregnancy (Canada); 123.40 Guarantee the rights to education and health, especially for children, including by ending the policy of excluding pregnant minors from school (France); 123.41 Complete the process of adopting the personal and family code and the process of drafting and adopting the bill on gender-based violence (Gabon); 123.42 Continue its policy of combating disparities between men and women, by adopting the draft personal and family code (Côte d’Ivoire); 123.43 Expedite the approval of the family code, which is aimed at eradicating gender -based disparities and preventing violence against women (Sierra Leone); 123.44 Speed up the approval of the personal and family code (Ukraine); 123.45 Accelerate the drafting and adoption of a law on gender equality that clearly prohibits discrimination against women, in line with the treaties and conventions ratified by the country, ensuring that it is adequately disseminated, known and respected (Chile); 123.46 Provide adequate annual financial assistance to programmes in the country aimed at changing the understanding of masculinity and promoting gender equality, and consider expanding such programmes throughout the country (Haiti); 123.47 Incorporate domestic and intrafamily violence as a crime, in particular violence against women and children, and adopt the necessary measures to ensure the training of the competent authorities (Mexico); 123.48 Adopt without delay a law prohibiting the infliction of corporal punishment on children in all settings, including in the family (Senegal); 123.49 Prioritize the protection of children’s rights, eradicate corporal punishment in all settings, including at home, and repeal defence arguments to justify it (Algeria); 123.50 Prioritize the protection of the rights of the child, eradicating corporal punishment and domestic violence and enhancing access to education services (Kyrgyzstan). 124. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue/listed below have been examined by Equatorial Guinea and have been noted by Equatorial Guinea: 124.1 Abolish the death penalty, by revising the Constitution and by ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (France); 124.2 Abolish the death penalty and investigate all unlawful killings and extrajudicial executions committed by law enforcement agencies’ personnel, and accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Paraguay); 124.3 Consider acceding to and ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Uruguay); 124.4 Take further steps towards accession to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Germany); 22