A/HRC/21/5 16 114.10. Adopt the concept of discrimination in line with CEDAW for the definition of fundamental rights related to gender equality (Honduras); 114.11. Include greater access of women to paid employment, among the measures to be taken to achieve social justice, and resist poverty and marginalization (Slovenia); 114.12. Enact legislative provisions prohibiting discrimination against women and persons with disabilities (Mexico); 114.13. Continue efforts to advance the status of women in rural areas, including access to basic services, and study the possibility of introducing a gender-based approach in the national budget. (Morocco); 114.14. Give due consideration to resolve the issue of discrimination against women with regard to personal legal status, in particular marriage, child custody and guardianship (Kyrgyzstan); 114.15. Further pursue its efforts to ensure the increased participation of all citizens in public life (Azerbaijan); 114.16. Adopt measures to align national legislation and practices with the provisions of the CRC, particularly those of article 37 (c), and sign and ratify the Third Optional Protocol to the CRC (Portugal); Consider early ratification of the Third Optional Protocol to the CRC on a communication procedure (Slovakia); Sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communication procedure (Slovenia); Sign the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on Communication Procedure (Maldives); 114.17. Take measures and develop appropriate mechanisms to enable the development of legislation and policies for the protection of children in all fields (Oman); 114.18. Continue its efforts to improve the situation of children in different aspects (Palestine); 114.19. Enhance measures on public awareness-raising and professional education to support the implementation of the law of 2010 amending article 319 of the Penal Code to remove the clause which provided a legal defence for the use of corporal punishment in child rearing (Indonesia); 114.20. Follow up efforts to strengthen the legal framework and policies designed to promote and protect child rights (Jordan); 114.21. Continue its efforts in strengthening the education system and the legal framework to protect the rights of children in accordance with its obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Singapore); 114.22. Make efforts to strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities (Senegal); 114.23. Study the possibility to establish new measures to strengthen respect for the rights of persons with disabilities and fight against the discrimination with which they are faced (Argentina); Eradicate all