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24.207
Further strengthen the legal framework beneficial to women’s rights,
particularly related to discrimination against women (Croatia);
24.208
Continue its good efforts to promote gender equality and to promote
women’s representation at all levels of private, public and economic life
(Kazakhstan);
24.209
Continue implementing the National Plan on Equality Between
Women and Men within the framework of ensuring the protection of women and
their participation in decision-making (Sudan);
24.210
Continue to strengthen national mechanisms to ensure gender parity
specifically to eliminate discrimination against women in key decision-making
positions (Uganda);
24.211
Ensure full implementation of the Fourth National Plan on Equality
Between Women and Men 2018–2030 and take additional measures to
strengthen the rights of women, including increasing employment opportunities
for women (Malaysia);
24.212
Continue efforts to increase women’s participation in political and
public life, and eliminate wage inequalities between men and women (Bahamas);
24.213
Accelerate the adoption of gender quotas for regional governors and
councillors, with a particular focus on the inclusion of Indigenous women in
mainstream politics (Sierra Leone);
24.214
Continue work on implementing national legal frameworks to protect
and promote the rights of women, children and Indigenous Peoples (Egypt);
24.215
Continue promoting measures to combat discrimination and violence
against women, with emphasis on Indigenous, peasant and migrant women
(Plurinational State of Bolivia);
24.216
Adopt the law on the right of women to a life without violence
(Luxembourg);
24.217
Adopt the draft law on the right of women to live free from violence
and ensure that it recognizes intersecting forms of discrimination (Iceland);
24.218
Continue its efforts to address all forms of violence against women and
take the necessary measures to strengthen its support and rehabilitation centres
and other first response initiatives (Mongolia);
24.219
Continue efforts to prevent and combat violence against women and to
protect victims (Italy);
24.220
Streamline the efforts of the National Action Plan to Combat Violence
against Women and Gender-based Violence (2021–2030) to prevent, combat and
end all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls while
offering the necessary resources for protection as well as comprehensive
reparations for victims (Maldives);
24.221
Strengthen the measures to prevent violence against women, in
accordance with the national legal framework and the Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Cameroon);
24.222
Establish effective policies, with sufficient resources, to implement the
bill against gender-based violence (Norway);
24.223
Expedite work on the draft comprehensive legislation on combating
and preventing violence against women (Philippines);
24.224
Encourage Congress to expedite the adoption of the bill on a
comprehensive approach to violence against women (Timor-Leste);
24.225
Adopt the bill aimed at promoting a comprehensive approach to
violence against women, pending before Congress since 2017 (Côte d’Ivoire);
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