A/HRC/24/3 counselling, shelter, legal assistance and other rehabilitative services to victims (Kyrgyzstan); 112.39. Make more efforts to promote gender equality and the rights of persons with disabilities (Oman); 112.40. Take concrete steps to ensure that women of Turkmenistan know their rights as set forth in the Optional Protocol to CEDAW (Norway); 112.41. Consider bringing legislation in line with international standards in combating discrimination against women (State of Palestine); 112.42. Introduce in the legislation the principles of application of equality in all rights, as recommended by CEDAW (Tunisia); 112.43. Devote more efforts in the field of harmonizing gender equality for guaranteeing their equal rights (Kazakhstan); 112.44. Continue promoting and protecting the rights of women through the adoption of adequate laws and the introduction of institutional mechanisms (Bulgaria); 112.45. Take necessary measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women (Tajikistan); 112.46. Implement a comprehensive strategy aimed at modifying or eliminating patriarchal attitudes and stereotypes which discriminate against women, in accordance with the provisions of CEDAW, included in the educational system; promote campaigns in the media to strengthen the understanding of equality between women and men, as well as expand public education programmes, particularly in rural and remote areas (Uruguay); 112.47. Adopt measures to combat discrimination and stereotypes on the role and responsibilities of women in society (Mexico); 112.48. Put in place a comprehensive strategy to eliminate the patriarchal attitudes and deep-rooted stereotypes regarding the roles of women and men (Republic of Moldova); 112.49. Adopt temporary special measures in all areas in which women are underrepresented, especially in the labour market and higher education (Republic of Moldova);2 112.50. Strengthen its policies to address discrimination against women (Namibia); 112.51. Continue to further strengthen efforts for the empowerment of women (Bangladesh); 112.52. Continue its efforts aiming at increasing women’s participation in political and public life (Algeria); 112.53. Continue its efforts that aim at further implementing its existing programmes and policies on gender equality, in particular, with respect to the empowerment of women and the promotion of social inclusion, including that of the ethnic minorities (Cambodia); 2 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Adopt temporary special measures in all areas in which women are under-represented or disadvantaged, especially in labour market and higher education (Republic of Moldova);” 17