A/HRC/39/9 155.182 Promote sexual and reproductive health and rights, including by removing barriers to safe and legal abortion services and post-abortion care (Canada); 155.183 Prohibit arbitrary resort to the use of physical and chemical restraints, solitary confinement and other harmful practices on persons with psychosocial disabilities in institutions and on elderly people in residential care centres (Portugal); 155.184 Review paragraph 219a of the penal code, prohibiting information about and advertising on abortion, which, in practice, restricts the prospects for women to undergo an abortion if she so wishes (Sweden); 155.185 Evaluate the implementation of human rights education in the Länder (Andorra); 155.186 Continue efforts to make human rights education an educational goal in the school curriculum (Luxembourg); 155.187 Continue efforts to strengthen awareness-raising programmes, including for promoting human rights education (Japan); 155.188 Facilitate the integration of disabled pupils in schools, and enact legislation that would ensure children with disabilities are admitted in schools (Andorra); 155.189 Take the measures necessary to address the inequalities that are inherent to the German education system, which, according to the United Nations, perpetuate social inequalities, in follow-up to the recommendation in paragraph 76 of the report of the Working Group on its first cycle and recommendations in paragraphs 124.116 and 124.190 of the report on its second cycle (Haiti); 155.190 Ensure equal access to education and take effective measures to eliminate structural obstacles in the education system for students with migrant backgrounds, taking into account observations and recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Turkey); 155.191 Scale down segregated special needs schools to facilitate the inclusion of persons with disabilities and ensure that the laws and policies uphold the duty of mainstream schools to enrol children with disabilities (Hungary); 155.192 Implement additional measures to protect women against violence and gender-based discrimination, including by promoting security staff training on gender issues and countering negative images and stereotyped portrayals of ethnic minority women (Czechia); 155.193 Take concrete measures to sensitize the public and the law enforcement officers on the necessity to report and follow up on acts of gender violence, notably female genital mutilation (Belgium); 155.194 Take measures to prevent gender-based violence, female genital mutilation and other harmful practices, including through awareness-raising campaigns, to provide services to victims, and to bring perpetrators to justice (Estonia); 155.195 Continue efforts to strengthen measures for eliminating violence against women (Japan); 155.196 Grant the right to residence to foreign women independently to that of their husbands so that victims of domestic violence can report without the fear of being affected (Paraguay); 155.197 Strengthen efforts to eradicate domestic violence and to support victims, especially foreign women (Peru); 21