A/HRC/39/10 129.155 Harmonize gender equality for guaranteeing their equal rights (Turkmenistan); 129.156 Repeal the provisions in the Family Code that discriminate against women and strengthen the capacity of traditional and religious leaders to speak out against all forms of gender-based discrimination (Iceland); 129.157 Continue efforts to reform the family law with a view to bringing it into line with the law on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women (Libya); 129.158 Continue efforts to remove barriers to the equal participation of women in the labour force (Maldives); 129.159 Implement measures and legislative reforms to eradicate genderbased discrimination as part of the reform process in order to harmonize domestic norms with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Uruguay); 129.160 Pursue efforts to fight discrimination against women (Senegal); 129.161 Consult as widely as possible all relevant stakeholders, in particular disadvantaged women and those living in the rural areas, to ensure that their views are taken into account in the overhaul of Djibouti’s Family Code to comply with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Singapore); 129.162 Expedite consultations to bring the Family Code into line with the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (South Africa); 129.163 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against women and achieve gender equality (Tunisia); 129.164 Take necessary and effective measures to investigate female genital mutilation and other harmful traditional practices against women and sanction perpetrators of this type of practice, and strengthen awareness-raising policies against these practices (Argentina); 129.165 Continue to undertake measures to strengthen the fight against harmful practices and violence against women (Armenia); 129.166 Ensure that people who continue to practice female genital mutilation are held accountable and prosecuted as a means to deter perpetrators (Australia); 129.167 Strengthen the implementation of the five-year strategy of 2017 aimed at ending female genital mutilation (Belgium); 129.168 Rigorously implement the joint action plan of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry for Women and the Family of the new national strategy on female genital mutilation 2017–2021 (Burkina Faso); 129.169 Intensify its strategy in rural areas to eliminate harmful practices against women and girls, in particular early and forced marriage, female genital mutilation and unequal access to inheritance (Canada); 129.170 Establish a military code of conduct to prohibit all acts of violence, including sexual violence, including against Afar women and girls (Canada); 129.171 Implement awareness campaigns directed at all sectors of the population, in both urban and rural areas, to eradicate harmful practices against women and girls, such as female genital mutilation and forced or child marriage (Chile); 129.172 Eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation (Congo); GE.18-11480 19