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110.169 Continue efforts to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education
for all (Viet Nam);
110.170 Further enhance its effort to improve the quality of education and to
promote the programme for access to education for all, in particular in
primary education (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea);
110.171 Intensify efforts to improve the human rights of women and to
combat human trafficking, domestic violence and the exploitation of women
and children (Norway);
110.172 Abolish the discriminatory prohibition on women from remarrying
within 120 days of a divorce or annulment (Iceland);
110.173 Continue ongoing mechanisms for gender parity and women’s
empowerment (India);
110.174 Continue to implement the gender equality policy to ensure gender
mainstreaming in all sectors and programmes (Pakistan);
110.175 Further strengthen programmes to address discrimination against
women and girls, and to promote gender equality (Philippines);
110.176 Continue to implement the gender equality policy by mainstreaming
gender in all sectors and programmes (Lao People’s Democratic Republic);
110.177 Redouble efforts to eradicate discrimination against women in the
legal sphere and put an end to harmful practices and discriminatory
stereotypes of which Cambodian women are victims (Uruguay);
110.178 Continue to step up measures aimed at promoting women’s rights,
including the elimination of all forms of discrimination and violence against
women (Maldives);
110.179 Ensure efforts to eliminate all forms of gender-based violence and
discrimination, and ensure empowerment of all vulnerable groups (Nepal);
110.180 Strengthen efforts to protect the rights of the most vulnerable groups,
such as women, children and persons with disabilities, also in order to prevent
and combat child labour and sexual exploitation, as well as other forms of
violence, including domestic violence (Italy);
110.181 Strengthen the role and status of women, and promote and protect
the rights of children and persons with disabilities in society (Lao People’s
Democratic Republic);
110.182 Provide mandatory training on prosecution procedures for cases of
gender-based violence for law enforcement and judicial officers (Republic of
Moldova);
110.183 Allocate sufficient human and financial resources to establish at least
five one-stop service centres by 2024, to provide support services free of charge
to victims of gender-based violence (Australia);
110.184 Conduct comprehensive investigations of cases of domestic and
sexual violence, and ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted and victims are
adequately compensated (Republic of Moldova);
110.185 Reform national legislation with a view to strengthening the
protection of women and children against domestic violence (Russian
Federation);
110.186 Reinforce judicial mechanisms to fight sexual and family violence and
human trafficking, and carry out a programme for raising awareness and
education on these issues (Togo);
110.187 Develop concrete measures aimed at ensuring the effective retention
of girls in schools (Denmark);
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