A/HRC/48/9 118.132 Step up measures to reduce child and adolescent pregnancy, including by ensuring access to adequate sexual and reproductive health and education to all throughout the country (Portugal); 118.133 Legalize abortion in cases of risk to the health of the woman, rape or severe fetal impairment and decriminalize it in all other cases (Czechia); 118.134 Take all necessary measures to promote women’s rights and fight against gender-based violence. Guarantee access to sexual and reproductive rights and health, including by decriminalizing abortion (France); 118.135 Expand the grounds for the decriminalization of abortion, particularly in cases of high-risk pregnancies, for girls and adolescents, and when the pregnancy is the product of sexual abuse (Mexico); 118.136 Repeal legislation criminalizing women and girls for having an abortion and take measures to allow legal and safe abortions in cases of rape and incest, in cases where the life or health of women and girls is at risk or when the fetus is not viable, as previously recommended (Slovenia); 118.137 Adopt legislative measures to improve protection for the sexual and reproductive rights of women and girls in accordance with international standards (Spain); 118.138 Undertake measures to prevent a high incidence of early, unintended pregnancy, including comprehensive sexuality education in schools and access to services in support of sexual and reproductive health and rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.139 Strengthen its commitment to gender equality and women’s sexual and reproductive rights through the implementation of the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, particularly by raising the necessary relevance of this issue among the public, members of Parliament, the judiciary and public officials (Uruguay); 118.140 Consider working on legislation to ensure access to adequate sexual and reproductive health, contraception and education services from childhood. In this regard, Argentina offers to share its experiences in the matter (Argentina); 118.141 Strengthen the protection of sexual and reproductive rights, including by ensuring access to sexual health services (Australia); 118.142 Repeal Ministry of Education and Science resolution No. 29664 prohibiting the teaching of gender equality and resolution No. 1761 prohibiting the use of a guide for teachers on comprehensive sexuality education (Finland); 118.143 Revoke Ministry of Education and Science resolution No. 29664, which prohibits public education materials on gender equality, reproductive rights, sexuality and non-discrimination, and establish gender-responsive comprehensive sexuality education in schools nationwide (Canada); 118.144 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening inclusive education for all children (Georgia); 118.145 Consider measures for ensuring access to education (India); 118.146 Ensure that children with disabilities have access to inclusive education (Israel); 118.147 Continue its efforts to achieve the National Education Plan in order to improve access to quality education, particularly inclusive vocational training for persons with disabilities (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 118.148 Strengthen efforts to ensure access to quality education for all children, especially for children with disabilities (Maldives); 19