A/HRC/48/4 138.235 Step up efforts to eradicate traditional practices harmful to women and girls, such as the ritual of Olufuko, which involves child marriage, by criminalizing such practices and prosecuting alleged perpetrators (Brazil); 138.236 Ensure proper and prompt implementation of the legislation related to eliminating gender-based violence (Bulgaria); 138.237 Strengthen the application of a comprehensive multisectoral approach to effectively combat gender-based violence (Spain); 138.238 Develop and resource a framework with specific timelines to monitor the implementation of measures adopted to prevent and address gender-based violence (Canada); 138.239 Implement public policies to eradicate all forms of domestic violence against women and children (Chile); 138.240 Implement further measures to tackle gender-based and domestic violence and ensure that there are effective mechanisms for protection and for ensuring access to justice and effective reparations for the victims of domestic and gender-based violence (Dominican Republic); 138.241 Improve efforts to combat sexual and domestic violence, especially against women and children, and to implement the elements of the national action plan on sexual violence that was adopted for the period 2019–2023 (Egypt); 138.242 Take effective preventive measures to protect women and girls from discrimination and gender-based violence, especially sexual violence, and to ensure women’s and girls’ access to information on sexual and reproductive health and rights (Finland); 138.243 Intensify efforts in the fight against gender-based violence by fully implementing existing plans throughout the country (France); 138.244 Raise awareness about violence against women and children and address the obstacles faced by victims in seeking remedies and protection (Iceland); 138.245 Further strengthen the implementation of various sets of policies and laws dealing with gender-based violence and sexual violence, including by conducting training on gender mainstreaming in various related sectors (Indonesia); 138.246 Ensure that national policies to reduce gender-based violence and to protect women’s and girls’ rights are effectively implemented, including through the provision of sufficient resources to support victims (Ireland); 138.247 Take all necessary measures, both in law and in practice, to combat violence against women and girls and domestic violence, as well as child early and forced marriage (Latvia); 138.248 Undertake measures to address gender-based violence, especially against persons with disabilities (Lesotho); 138.249 Provide adequate shelters for women and girls who are victims of violence in all regions of the country, including by providing them with sufficient resources (Switzerland); 138.250 Continue its efforts to eliminate all forms of sexual and gender-based violence, as well as violence against children, by taking comprehensive measures to investigate, prosecute and punish all forms of gender-based violence and violence against children, as well as by addressing the obstacles faced by survivors in seeking remedies and obtaining protection (Liechtenstein); 138.251 Adopt a detailed national budget allocation with timelines and sectoral responsibilities for its response to violence against women and girls (Malta); 23