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138.79.
Continue its legal efforts in the protection of women and children’s
rights as well as improve measures to prevent violence against women
and girls, and members of religious minorities (Iran);
138.80.
Improve women empowerment and emancipation, and provide them
with a bigger role to play in the society (Kuwait);
138.81.
Redouble efforts on ensuring gender equality and take measures to
prevent gender discrimination (Bahrain);
138.82.
Review the budgets and social laws taking into account gender issues
(Morocco);
138.83.
Continue incorporating the gender perspective in programmes and
development plans with positive measures to the effective promotion
and protection of women’s’ rights (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic
of));
138.84.
Continue to promote its many initiatives for the eradication of all
forms of discrimination against women (Trinidad and Tobago);
138.85.
Further strengthen measures to eliminate traditional harmful
practices which are discriminatory against women and girls in
particular child marriages, dowry related murders and honour
killings (Chile);
138.86.
Continue following-up on steps taken to eliminate discrimination
against women, including through awareness raising and continuous
strengthening of the relevant legal and institutional frameworks
(Egypt);
138.87.
Continue to promote the rights of women in their choice of marriage
and their equality of treatment independently of caste and tribe or
other considerations (Holy See);
138.88.
Strictly enforce the legal provisions prohibiting harmful and
discriminatory practices that violate the rights of women and girls,
and that it undertake effective public education measures, including
awareness-raising programmes designed to eliminate gender-based
prejudices, traditional practices and provisions of personal status
laws that are harmful and discriminatory to women and girls
(Liechtenstein);
138.89.
Study the possibility of eliminating any criminalisation of same sex
relations (Argentina);
138.90.
Take measures to address violence and discrimination directed
towards persons based on their sexual orientation, especially related
to employment (Canada);
138.91.
Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the
death penalty (Ireland);
138.92.
Abolish capital punishment and commute existing death sentences to
life imprisonments terms (Slovakia);
138.93.
Respect the de facto moratorium on the death penalty which had been
in place since 2004 (Spain);
138.94.
Consider abolishing the death penalty or establishing a moratorium
(Chile);
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