A/HRC/38/16 representation (Myanmar); of women in political and decision-making positions 108.102 Take appropriate steps aimed at fully funding and strengthening the Equal Opportunities Office (Namibia); 108.103 Develop a strategy to even out inequalities in wages between men and women and continue its efforts to increase the representation of women in decision-making positions (New Zealand); 108.104 Continue efforts to tackle violence and discrimination against women, and promote their inclusion in decision-making bodies and positions in political and economic areas (Morocco); 108.105 Continue its efforts relating to, and adopt a national strategy on, gender equality and women’s rights, the implementation of which would allow for, inter alia, the increased participation of women in political and public life, an adequate balance between work and private life, less restrictive access to abortion and the reduction of domestic violence (Switzerland); 108.106 Take further steps to ensure the equal treatment of minorities and the integration of all into society, including through targeted legislative measures (New Zealand); 108.107 Adopt the necessary measures to combat discrimination against persons with disabilities in the exercise of their rights (Madagascar); 108.108 Ensure that the rights of persons with disabilities to access justice, education and employment are guaranteed and respected (Madagascar); 108.109 Take the necessary steps to ensure that all children with disabilities are given equal opportunities in education (State of Palestine); 108.110 Take meaningful steps to ensure that all public buildings and schools are made accessible to persons with disabilities (United States of America); 108.111 Continue pursuing appropriate policies, including awareness-raising campaigns, in order to prevent the marginalization of persons with disabilities, and ensure the protection of their rights (Bulgaria); 108.112 Provide legislative protection for migrant women and girls, asylum seekers and victims of trafficking (Syrian Arab Republic); 108.113 Enhance knowledge and awareness among State officials of the importance of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Indonesia); 108.114 Remove legal obstacles to the permanent residence of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the territory of Liechtenstein, especially obstacles related to the knowledge of the German language and to non-reliance on social benefits as preconditions to the issuance of permanent residence permits (Brazil); 108.115 Ensure full implementation of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Afghanistan); 108.116 Ensure that exclusion from refugee status is limited in law and in practice to the reasons exhaustively laid down in the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, and ensure that asylum seekers have full access to an effective remedy against the first instance decision on their asylum claim (Côte d’Ivoire); 108.117 Facilitate legal representation for asylum seekers (United States of America); 108.118 Further reinforce measures for the inclusion of a gender-sensitive approach in asylum procedures (Georgia); 19