A/HRC/39/4 125.122 Effectively address the high prevalence of early pregnancies by working with children, parents, teachers and other stakeholders (Slovenia); 125.123 Set the minimum age of marriage for both girls and boys at 18 years and take firm legal action to prevent children from becoming victims of child, early and forced marriage (Sweden); 125.124 Continue efforts deployed to fight against early marriage and take all measures necessary to ensure the full deployment of programmes in this area (Tunisia); 125.125 Promote outreach among local communities, traditional and religious authorities, as well as among parents, to ensure the universal implementation of a minimum age for marriage at 18 years for both men and women (Austria); 125.126 Guarantee access to justice for women and girl victims of violence as well as to elderly women accused of witchcraft, ensuring that perpetrators are prosecuted and sanctioned (Gabon); 125.127 Redouble the efforts to effectively protect women accused of witchcraft (Congo); 125.128 Reinforce the policies and programmes designed to combat the social exclusion of people accused of practising witchcraft (Israel); 125.129 Continue actions to reduce social and gender inequality and the advancement of women as an active agent of development (Cuba); 125.130 Strengthen its action to fight discrimination against women (Côte d’Ivoire); 125.131 Continue efforts to ensure education for girls and gender equality in the education sector (Tunisia); 125.132 Continue its commitment to improve access for women to the formal labour market with acceptable working conditions and sufficient salaries for a decent life (Turkey); 125.133 Continue to adopt measures that promote gender parity in socialeconomic activities (Angola); 125.134 Develop a mediation mechanism for alternative dispute resolution concerning women’s equal rights in inheritance and access to land to complement the formal justice system (Denmark); 125.135 Continue efforts to improve women’s participation in decisionmaking (Egypt); 125.136 Continue to advance the economic empowerment of women and girls through the creation of income-generating activities (Ethiopia); 125.137 Dismantle barriers to girls’ access to education by raising awareness of the importance of education for women (Iceland); 125.138 Develop and implement concrete policies to ensure that women and girls have easy access to justice, education and health-care systems, particularly those with disabilities (Islamic Republic of Iran); 125.139 Continue efforts to improve the participation of women in decision-making process (Maldives); 125.140 Develop and implement a strategy to guarantee that women and girls, including women and girls with disabilities, have effective access to justice, political and public life, education, income-generating activities and health care, including sexual and reproductive health-care services (Mexico); 18 GE.18-11224