A/HRC/44/4 140.135 Increase budgetary allocations to ensure free access to quality education for all children (Qatar); 140.136 Strengthen its efforts to promote access to education, including for vulnerable groups, to reduce school dropout rates (Sri Lanka); 140.137 Intensify efforts to promote and safeguard the right to education for all (Sudan); 140.138 Increase budget allocations to ensure free access to quality education and provide support to poor families (Syrian Arab Republic); 140.139 Continue the noble efforts of enhancing gender equality and effectively implement the national action plan for achieving gender equality (Bhutan); 140.140 Effectively implement its national strategy to achieve gender equality, 2018–2020, in order to continue moving towards full equality and the empowerment of women (Cuba); 140.141 Continue efforts geared towards gender parity representation of women in decision-making organs (Egypt); and the 140.142 Create mandatory training programmes for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officials on the application of criminal law dealing with violence against women (Estonia); 140.143 Encourage women to report cases of violence, sexual violence and forced marriage to law enforcement bodies and not to elders’ courts (Estonia); 140.144 Scale up its efforts with regard to programmes that promote the economic and social empowerment of women (Ethiopia); 140.145 Adopt a comprehensive, gender-responsive and disability-inclusive approach to climate change adaptation and mitigation policies, consistent with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, to address the economic, cultural and social impacts and challenges that climate change represents, for the full and effective enjoyment of human rights for all (Fiji); 140.146 Enhance support services for victims of domestic and gender-based violence and take measures to raise awareness among law enforcement officials, lawyers and judges of the serious nature of domestic and gender-based violence (Fiji); 140.147 Take further legal and practical measures to combat all forms of violence against women and domestic violence, including forced marriage (Finland); 140.148 Adopt a comprehensive strategy for gender equality in the area of economic, social and cultural rights and ensure the integration of a gender perspective into the post-2018 development framework (Afghanistan); 140.149 Further combat domestic and sexual violence against women and girls, in particular against the abduction of brides, forced marriage and religious child marriage (France); 140.150 Continue its efforts towards fighting domestic violence and violence against women (Georgia); 140.151 Remove the legal obstacles which contribute to the low and decreasing participation of women in the labour market, in follow up to the recommendations in paragraphs 117.31, 117.34 and 117.35 of the report of the Working Group from the second universal periodic review cycle (A/HRC/29/4) (Haiti); 140.152 Implement the laws and plans for ensuring the participation of women at decision-making levels in the political and economic spheres (India); 18