A/HRC/57/5 and meaningful participation in all aspects of life, stop harmful processes against women and girls and combat gender-based violence (Republic of Moldova); 109.178 Promote women’s rights and gender equality, including through re-establishing access to education, and eliminate all forms of violence (Georgia); 109.179 Implement legal protections to enhance women’s rights in the education, employment and political arenas (Gambia); 109.180 Support efforts to enhance the participation of Afghan women in peacemaking and peacebuilding processes (Qatar); 109.181 Cease all forms of violence against women and girls and end the policy of segregation towards them while respecting their fundamental rights and freedoms, including their rights to work and education, freedom of movement and freedom of expression, and access to all spheres of public life (France); 109.182 Restore full rights to Afghan women and girls, especially the right to education and access to health, protect them from gender violence and reintegrate women into the social and work life of the country, respecting the rights contained in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, to which Afghanistan is a State party (Spain); 109.183 Maintain the basic human rights of the population, especially for women, such as education, representation, access to health care and freedom of movement (State of Palestine); 109.184 Consider adopting concrete measures to address violence and discrimination against women and girls in Afghanistan. This should include ensuring access to education, health care, legal protection and social services for all individuals (Algeria); 109.185 Immediately withdraw all measures that restrict the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms by Afghan women and girls, including access to education and employment, and freedom of expression (Japan); 109.186 Remove misogynist restrictions and edicts and eliminate all barriers, restrictions and discriminatory practices that are based on gender and deny women and girls the exercise of their fundamental rights to education, employment, freedom of movement, peaceful assembly, freedom of expression, participation in public life and enjoyment of public spaces, culture and protection against domestic violence (Costa Rica); 109.187 End the prohibition on women working for the United Nations, non-governmental organizations and other entities, including public offices, as a first step towards ending prohibitions on all other forms of work (Switzerland); 109.188 Repeal the ban prohibiting Afghan women from studying with and working for non-governmental organizations and United Nations agencies operating in Afghanistan (France); 109.189 Put an immediate end to violations and abuses of the human rights of women and girls, repeal discriminatory provisions against them in national legislation and respect their right to participate actively and on equal terms in all aspects of civic, economic, political and public life, including in particular in relation to their right to education (Argentina); 109.190 Continue to promote, support and protect women’s rights through the implementation of effective policies and strategies to eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women (Egypt); 109.191 Establish legislative frameworks that safeguard the rights of women and girls, including access to education, health care and economic opportunities, and implement policies aimed at combating gender-based violence and promoting gender equality (Cyprus); 20 GE.24-09690