A/HRC/42/15 workers, and specific provisions protecting women and children with disabilities (Portugal); 134.177 Strengthen its efforts to enhance women’s participation in society, including by conducting awareness-raising campaigns for the participation of women and girls with disabilities (Republic of Korea); 134.178 Consider adopting special legislation to counter violence against women, including domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 134.179 Strengthen the protection of women and children from all forms of violence through the adoption of adequate legislative measures (Romania); 134.180 Ensure that women are fully protected from discrimination and violence, including by criminalizing domestic violence against women, adopt legal measures to guarantee full gender equality and withdraw reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Germany); 134.181 Strengthen measures to further address discrimination against women in law and in practice, including by reviewing laws, customs and practices that may constitute discrimination against women and girls (Rwanda); 134.182 Continue to strengthen its legal and institutional frameworks to ensure that perpetrators of violence against women are held accountable in accordance with national laws (Singapore); 134.183 Reform laws that discriminate against women and girls (Slovakia); 134.184 Criminalize domestic violence, including by introducing a definition that also contains protection for domestic workers (Slovenia); 134.185 Further encourage the enhanced participation of women in decisionmaking roles in political, economic and social spheres of life (Sri Lanka); 134.186 Continue efforts to support education to improve its quality and ensure equal opportunities for boys and girls and for men and women at all levels of education, and to strengthen the inclusion of all children and learners in the mainstream educational system, especially those with disabilities (State of Palestine); 134.187 Reform laws that discriminate against women and girls, to ensure that all legislation and policies, including family law, laws regulating sexual and reproductive health, laws relating to the authority of guardians over women and laws relating to inheritance and nationality, conform to international human rights law and standards (Sweden); 134.188 Adopt laws to counter violence against women (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.189 Further promote women’s empowerment and participation in all spheres of society through the implementation of the Qatar National Vision 2030 based on the principle of equality between women and men (Thailand); 134.190 Further promote Qatari women in decision-making processes through the successful implementation of the 2017–2022 population policy (Turkmenistan); 134.191 Put an end to domestic violence and provide protection and compensation to victims (United Arab Emirates); 134.192 Amend the law to allow children of Qatari women married to foreign spouses to receive Qatari citizenship if they so choose (United States of America); 134.193 Adopt the necessary measures to promote the rights of women and children and to prevent all forms of violence against them (Uruguay); 20