A/HRC/57/9 132.125 End the policies of all governing authorities that unjustly restrict women’s movement, including at checkpoints (United States of America); 132.126 Continue to promote measures to ensure the representation of women in public and political life, and in the transition process, and adopt measures to combat discriminatory attitudes against women and protect them from harmful practices such as forced and early marriage (Uruguay); 132.127 Ensure the representation of women in the political process and in public life, including negotiations to finalize and implement the United Nations roadmap (Australia); 132.128 Strengthen existing measures to protect the rights of women and empower them economically (Azerbaijan); 132.129 Take further measures to enhance women’s participation and representation in decision-making processes (Bangladesh); 132.130 Continue to pay special attention to the advancement of women’s rights, and in particular to the strengthening of women’s engagement in political, economic, social and cultural life (Bulgaria); 132.131 Promote the active and meaningful participation of women and youth in decision-making within Government and related to future peacebuilding efforts (Canada); 132.132 Ensure the meaningful and inclusive participation of women in all stages of the peace process, particularly in decision-making bodies (Colombia); 132.133 Continue the efforts deployed by the National Committee for Women in different areas (Cuba); 132.134 Pursue efforts to ensure the representation of women at all levels of the political process and their participation in public life without any discrimination (Czechia); 132.135 Protect women’s rights and combat all forms of gender-based violence, including forced marriage (France); 132.136 Protect, respect and promote the rights of and opportunities for women in the political and public life of the country, including in peace and transitional processes (Latvia); 132.137 Strengthen legal frameworks and support services for survivors of gender-based violence and promote women’s participation in political and decision-making processes (Malaysia); 132.138 Take decisive steps to eliminate harmful practices against women and girls and underlying cultural justifications through raising awareness among the general public, parents and religious and community leaders (Malta); 132.139 Make efforts to guarantee the participation of women in the workplace and other aspects of life (Saudi Arabia); 132.140 Involve women in the peace process negotiations, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) on women and peace and security (Spain); 132.141 Continue working to increase the number of women in positions of responsibility in all fields (Equatorial Guinea); 132.142 Ensure the meaningful and inclusive participation of women in all stages of the peace process and reconstruction initiatives (Ecuador); 132.143 Make efforts to adopt a law on online violence against women that prohibits cybercrime, including digital harassment, defamation, bullying and blackmail (Republic of Korea); 132.144 Tackle gender-based discrimination and establish mechanisms to combat gender-based violence (Spain); GE.24-09703 17