A/HRC/39/11 142.170 Develop people- and community-centred mental health services that do not lead to institutionalization, over-medicalization or practices that do not respect the rights, will and preferences of all persons (Portugal); 142.171 Strengthen special measures to increase the level of educational achievements of African Canadian children, in particular by preventing their marginalization (Serbia); 142.172 Put in place specific programmes to ensure better education for people of African descent and other indigenous peoples to lift them out of poverty (Senegal); 142.173 Further strengthen its efforts to improve access to quality education for its indigenous peoples, particularly women and girls (Myanmar); 142.174 Continue efforts to ensure access to every level of education for all indigenous girls and women (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 142.175 Continue providing resources for the full and effective classroom support needed to ensure inclusive education for children with special needs (Bulgaria); 142.176 Take measures to promote greater political participation of women in legislative bodies (Costa Rica); 142.177 Continue its work towards enhancing gender equality and women’s political and economic empowerment (Iceland); 142.178 Continue adopting programmes and measures that seek to address the inequalities that women and girls suffer in the country (Cuba); 142.179 Continue efforts to combat discrimination and violence against women (Morocco); 142.180 Continue to combat violence against women (France); 142.181 Continue efforts to curb violence against women (Nepal); 142.182 Further strengthen its efforts in addressing issues regarding genderbased violence against women (Indonesia); 142.183 Strengthen measures taken to prevent and punish all forms of violence against women and girls (Mali); 142.184 Step up efforts in order to make more efficient the legal framework to protect women of all age groups against all forms of violence and from sexual abuse (Lebanon); 142.185 Step up efforts to protect victims of violence and ensure a sufficient number of adequate shelters for them (Czechia); 142.186 Enhance the efficiency of measures aiming at better preventing all forms of violence against indigenous women and girls (Kazakhstan); 142.187 Take immediate steps to ensure safe emergency shelter with adequate support in northern communities for those seeking protection from violence, in line with needs (Denmark); 142.188 Reinforce the existing mechanisms to prevent violence against women and girls as well as human trafficking, particularly for vulnerable populations (Angola); 142.189 Continue efforts to reduce violence against indigenous women and girls, including by implementing the recommendations of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences, after her recent visit (New Zealand); 142.190 Strengthen measures to protect victims of violence against women and girls, particularly among minority communities, including through 19