A/HRC/42/6 140.153 Pursue efforts to combat school dropout and to improve the quality of education (Tunisia); 140.154 Step up efforts to guarantee equal access to inclusive and equitable quality education for all (Algeria); 140.155 Strengthen the judicial and educational framework to combat violence against women, in particular female genital mutilation (France); 140.156 Continue efforts to promote women’s rights and in particular combat all forms of female genital mutilation and forced or early marriages (Georgia); 140.157 Continue to take effective action in protecting women and children from sexual violence, by strengthening and implementing legislation against domestic violence and providing counselling services and safe places for victims (Germany); 140.158 Outlaw domestic violence and penalize marital rape (Iceland); 140.159 Ensure full implementation of penalties for female genital mutilation (Iceland); 140.160 Take steps to criminalize domestic violence and repeal all discriminatory laws that impede the advancement of women in public and political affairs (India); 140.161 Improve gender equality through public awareness campaigns to enhance women’s ability to exercise their fundamental human rights (Indonesia); 140.162 Intensify efforts to increase women’s participation in political and public life (Iraq); 140.163 Strengthen efforts to prevent and combat all harmful practices against women and girls, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage (Italy); 140.164 Continue combating child labour and child exploitation, and ensure that all children have access to education (Italy); 140.165 Continue its efforts to ensure that girls can be properly educated and particularly that they can return to school if they have been forced to drop out of education, and look more closely at the reasons behind school dropout (Lebanon); 140.166 Increase measures to eradicate female genital mutilation, especially in the northern and western parts of the country (Lesotho); 140.167 Continue its efforts to promote girls’ access to education, their retention and their return to education if they dropped out, and to combat the main reasons why they dropped out of education (Maldives); 140.168 Encourage women’s political participation representation in the parliament (Myanmar); for a higher 140.169 Take further measures aimed at eliminating harmful practices, especially female genital mutilation, that violate the rights of women and girls (Namibia); 140.170 Adopt and implement new laws aimed at promoting empowerment of women, including their political participation (Canada); the 140.171 Continue to promote women’s empowerment (Oman); 140.172 Continue its efforts to achieve gender parity and women’s empowerment (Pakistan); 140.173 Make efforts to increase the number of women in decision-making roles and positions (Pakistan); GE.19-11244 19