A/HRC/41/12 118.144 Take all necessary measures to enable Comorian women to pass on their nationality to their foreign spouses (Central African Republic); 118.145 Continue efforts to strengthen women’s rights (Egypt); 118.146 Step up the efforts for the participation of women in political and public life and their representation in decision-making bodies (Ethiopia); 118.147 Continue efforts aimed at guaranteeing fair and equitable representation between women and men in the composition of the Government, avoiding discrimination on the basis of gender (Honduras); 118.148 Adopt concrete measures to promote women’s full and equal participation in political and public life and accelerate women’s full and equal participation in elected and appointed bodies (Iceland); 118.149 Continue efforts to combat violence and discrimination against women and awareness campaigns on promoting their inclusion in decisionmaking bodies (Morocco); 118.150 Continue to improve the rights of women and gender promotion, as envisaged in the Constitution (South Africa); 118.151 Raise the participation rate of women in political life, enabling women to have access to decision-making processes (United Arab Emirates); 118.152 Further continue efforts towards a better promotion of gender equality (Armenia); 118.153 Take the necessary measures to modify its national legislation so that men and women may enjoy the same rights in terms of transmitting nationality (Argentina); 118.154 Amend legislation to enable Comorian women to enjoy equal rights to pass on their Comorian nationality to non-Comorian spouses (Iceland); 118.155 Reform the necessary laws in order to ensure that men and women can transmit their nationality on an equal footing (Mexico); 118.156 Sustain its efforts in upholding the human rights of its people, especially women and children (Nigeria); 118.157 Continue efforts to combat child labour (Maldives); 118.158 Continue to strengthen measures to end child marriage (Maldives); 118.159 Efficiently support measures to end child, early and forced marriages by 2030 (Slovenia); 118.160 Take the necessary measures to ensure the right of children to life and to create a propitious environment for the survival and development of children, to the extent possible (Algeria); 118.161 Adopt measures to improve access for persons with disabilities to education (Qatar); 118.162 Strengthen the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups such as women, children and persons with disabilities (Zimbabwe); 118.163 Ratify the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (Kenya). 119. The response of the Comoros to the following recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its forty-first session: 119.1 Amend the revised Criminal Code to formally abolish the death penalty for all crimes, and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Ireland); GE.19-06795 19