A/HRC/38/14 141.159 Put in place access and non-discrimination measures, enabling all boys and girls residing in its country to fully enjoy their right to education (Paraguay); 141.160 Continue efforts to uphold education, improve the quality of education and ensure equal opportunities in access to education, especially for girls (State of Palestine); 141.161 Continue efforts to disseminate a culture of human rights through the curricula of schools, universities and the law enforcement academy (Egypt); 141.162 Continue efforts to strengthen the status of women (Algeria); 141.163 Strengthen efforts to promote gender equality (Cyprus); 141.164 Further promote gender equality, and better guarantee women’s rights (China); 141.165 Harmonize gender equality, in order to guarantee equal rights for men and women (Turkmenistan); 141.166 Continue to strengthen efforts to achieve equality between men and women and the empowerment and advancement of women (Bulgaria); 141.167 Make necessary efforts so that the principle of gender equality is protected at the constitutional level (Paraguay); 141.168 Amend Federal Decree Law No. 2 of 2015 to include prohibition of discrimination based on sex (Denmark); 141.169 Strengthen the promotion and protection of the rights of women and their equality, including by amending Federal Law No. 2 of 2015 to include gender discrimination (Germany); 141.170 Modify the laws to enable Emirati women to pass their nationality on to their children (Sierra Leone); 141.171 Take legislative measures to enable Emirati women to transfer nationality to their children without restrictions (Slovakia); 141.172 Enact legislative reforms to ensure non-discrimination against women, including in relation to marriage, divorce and inheritance (Sweden); 141.173 Review regulations regarding women in the Penal Code and in the Personal Status Law (Republic of Korea); 141.174 Take the necessary measures to guarantee full access for women to the justice system, and give them equal legal capacity and equal treatment before the courts (Argentina); 141.175 Continue measures to empower women and to combat discrimination and violence against them (Nepal); 141.176 Strengthen efforts to promote gender equality and to protect women from domestic violence (Myanmar); 141.177 Work on the adoption of the law on combating domestic violence (Tunisia); 141.178 Expedite the enactment of the law on domestic abuse prevention (Maldives); 141.179 Enact comprehensive legislation to address violence against women, including the recognition of domestic violence as an offence (Belgium); 141.180 Amend the Penal Code, particularly article 53, in order to repeal the right of a husband to punish his wife, and the right of parents or custodians to punish their minor children by means of physical violence (Iceland); 20