A/HRC/43/12 26.222 Pursue the implementation of education reforms in order to ensure access to education in all parts of the country (Oman); 26.223 Enhance efforts to create suitable job positions for women graduating from universities (Peru); 26.224 Further strengthen measures to support the economic participation of women (Philippines); 26.225 Undertake far-reaching reforms of the legislation relating to the status and rights of women and amend legislation on the lawful marriage age to increase it to 18 years old (Albania); 26.226 Take measures in increasing the economic participation rate of women in different sectors of employment (Azerbaijan); 26.227 Take effective measures to implement the decisions of the Supreme Administrative Council, which require the Government to allocate 30 per cent of its managerial positions to women, as well as the selection and appointment of professional directors on the basis of the requisite general and specialized competencies regardless of gender (Botswana); 26.228 Further promote women’s rights, strengthen policies and measures to combat violence against them, and facilitate their participation in political, social and professional spheres (Bulgaria); 26.229 Continue taking additional steps to increase women’s participation in higher education (Cambodia); 26.230 Identify new initiatives entrepreneurship (Cambodia); to further promote women’s 26.231 Continue adopting legislative measures promoting the protection and promotion of women’s rights (Dominican Republic); 26.232 Remove restrictions on the types of jobs that women can do, including the requirement to obtain the husband’s permission (Honduras); 26.233 Eliminate obstacles to the employment of women on the basis of equality between men and women and protect and promote the rights of working women and their equal treatment in public and private employment in accordance with article 7 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Honduras); 26.234 Take further measures to promote and protect women’s rights (Japan); 26.235 Continue its activities towards the adoption of the legislative acts in the field of promotion and protection of women and family (Kyrgyzstan); 26.236 Continue to implement its legislative programmes and measures to further promote the rights, as well as the empowerment, of women in all areas (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 26.237 Continue measures to promote various rights of women, including participation in sports and access to sports facilities (Myanmar); 26.238 Make all possible efforts to provide comprehensive frameworks for the non-discrimination of women and the protection of women and children from violence, including domestic violence (Poland); 26.239 Accelerate its efforts to ensure equal treatment of women and girls, including by ratifying the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Thailand); 26.240 Abolish laws requiring women to wear hijabs in public, end legal prohibitions on women’s full participation in society, and stop criminalizing women’s calls for reform (United States of America); 18