A/HRC/48/13 104.109 Continue taking steps to improve access to education for all by addressing barriers and provide sufficient budget for the education sector (Malaysia); 104.110 Ensure adequate access to quality education for all children, including in the outer islands and rural areas (Portugal); 104.111 Continue its efforts to implement legislation to make education compulsory for early childhood, primary and secondary education (Bahamas); 104.112 Make primary education compulsory and make it equitable and accessible, and improve the capacity of educational institutions (Canada); 104.113 Maintain efforts of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development in the implementation of the Educational Infrastructure Plan, as well as the National Policy for Inclusive Development in Education (Cuba); 104.114 Take further steps to increase the participation of women in public service and enhance measures for women’s economic empowerment (Philippines); 104.115 Ensure gender equality, including with regard to the right to nationality by amending the Citizenship Act (Germany); 104.116 Ensure that women have equal rights to acquire and transmit nationality in law and in practice and amend the Citizenship Act to ensure that women and men are treated equally (Iceland); 104.117 Consider further measures for the progressive realization of gender equality, including wage parity (India); 104.118 Adopt a strategy to eliminate violence against women and children, including sexual abuse and exploitation, and domestic violence, focusing on the affected communities (Chile); 104.119 Continue efforts to combat and eliminate violence against women and children, and consider the development and adoption of a national strategy to frame and advance these efforts (Fiji); 104.120 Continue with efforts aimed at prevention of gender-based violence (Georgia); 104.121 Effectively implement the Family Protection Act and take measures to prevent gender-based violence (Japan); 104.122 Continue efforts to adopt the necessary measures to provide effective protection to victims of gender-based violence, sexual exploitation and domestic violence (Mexico); 104.123 Expand SAFENET to the five remaining provinces of Solomon Islands to allow all survivors of gender-based violence to access appropriate support services (Iceland); 104.124 Strengthen regulations to combat gender violence, establish and provide budgetary funding for reception and support programmes for victims, undertake awareness-raising campaigns, as well as combat the practice of the “bride price” (Spain); 104.125 Intensify its efforts in combating gender-based violence, particularly domestic violence, and ensure nationwide access to support for the survivors (Thailand); 104.126 Strengthen efforts in preventing gender-based violence, including through continuous training for police officers (Ukraine); 104.127 Continue its efforts to eliminate gender-based violence, including domestic violence and sexual violence, by establishing public dialogue and 18