A/HRC/49/5 130.155 Continue to implement measures to eliminate obstacles to access to education for all children, including children with disabilities (Indonesia); 130.156 Pursue the efforts made in combating domestic violence (Lebanon); 130.157 Intensify efforts by the Greek national human rights institution to put in place concrete action aimed at raising awareness and eliminating discrimination against women (Morocco); 130.158 Investigate all acts of violence against women and girls, including domestic violence, and increase support for victims, in line with the Istanbul Convention (Netherlands); 130.159 Continue fighting against violence targeted at women and girls, especially by prevention and public awareness campaigns (Romania); 130.160 Strengthen support for women in vulnerable situations, especially for women belonging to minority groups, including access to adequate shelters and long-term support (Lithuania); 130.161 Invest additional efforts in providing the necessary funds for the General Secretariat for Gender Equality in terms of human, financial and technical resources (Serbia); 130.162 Continue efforts to support gender equality, protect women’s rights, and prevent violence against women (Tunisia); 130.163 Continue taking practical steps aimed at the development of the institutional and human rights infrastructure to better implement its human rights obligations (Turkmenistan); 130.164 Build upon the institutional framework stablished under Law No. 4604/2019 to drive substantive gender equality and the elimination of genderbased violence (Australia); 130.165 Continue to take measures to protect the rights of women and children, including by strengthening its existing legislation (Malaysia); 130.166 Ensure the full and effective implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence, by, inter alia, adopting the necessary secondary legislation and implementing decrees (Belgium); 130.167 Seek prompt adoption and implementation of the national action plan on gender equality (2021–2025), and strengthen the monitoring of and compliance with its pillars (Canada); 130.168 Implement the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Côte d’Ivoire); 130.169 Continue strengthening the fight against domestic violence, including through awareness-raising campaigns (Croatia); 130.170 Ensure that combating gender-based violence remains a key priority (Cyprus); 130.171 Step up efforts to increase the participation of women in political life and in the labour force and entrepreneurship (Czechia); 130.172 Ensure universal access to high-quality services and access to justice for victims and survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (Denmark); 130.173 Implement concrete measures to raise public awareness of women’s rights, including by offering training for judges, prosecutors, police officers, health-service providers and school staff, in order to fully ensure women’s rights in all areas of public life (Finland); 130.174 Provide universal access to quality services and to justice for survivors of gender-based violence (Iceland); 18