A/HRC/54/10 122.177 Continue its efforts to address gender-based violence, including by strengthening the legal framework and ensuring that perpetrators are held accountable (Armenia); 122.178 Ensure that cases of gender-based violence against women and girls are effectively investigated and prosecuted, and provide adequate assistance, protection and rehabilitation to women and girls who are victims of violence (Croatia); 122.179 Work towards combating sexual and gender-based violence (Cyprus); 122.180 Align the legislative framework with the country’s international obligations on women’s rights and gender equality and end discrimination against women and gender-based violence (Ecuador); 122.181 Adopt measures to pass the comprehensive draft bill and the draft national strategic plan to address gender-based violence (Honduras); 122.182 Strengthen its efforts in promoting gender equality and protecting women and girls, including through effective implementation of a strategic plan to address gender-based violence and the anti-gender-based violence bill (Indonesia); 122.183 Enhance efforts to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination against women, including domestic and gender-based violence, while reinforcing the legal framework on this issue (Italy); 122.184 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi International Conference on Population and Development+25 Summit to reduce to zero cases of sexual and gender-based violence by 2030 through the implementation of the “Gender-based Violence Intervention: Perpetrators” programme (Luxembourg); 122.185 Implement the International Conference on Population and Development 25 commitment to achieve zero sexual and gender-based violence by 2030 through the application of the “Gender-based Violence Intervention: Perpetrators” programme (Panama); 122.186 Implement the International Conference on Population and Development 25 commitment to achieve zero sexual and gender-based violence by 2030 through the implementation of the “Gender-based Violence Intervention: Perpetrators” programme (Marshall Islands); 122.187 Intensify efforts towards adopting legislation on gender-based violence (Maldives); 122.188 Prohibit by law corporal punishment of boys and girls (Spain); 122.189 Prohibit corporal punishment in all settings, including in homes and schools (Ireland); 122.190 Intensify its efforts to prohibit all forms of corporal punishment of children and adolescents in all settings by implementing relevant legislative and policy measures (Azerbaijan); 122.191 Amend domestic civil and criminal legislation with a view to prohibiting in law and in practice the use of corporal punishment in all places, including in schools and at home (Croatia); 122.192 Consider adopting appropriate legislative and educational measures to protect children from all forms of violence, such as corporal punishment, in all places, including in schools and at home (Algeria); 122.193 Take the necessary steps to strengthen legislation on child protection through the abolition of corporal punishment in all places (Kenya); 20 GE.23-11804