A/HRC/48/6 prioritize supporting women and girls from different types of gender-based violence (Bulgaria); 149.213 Carry out awareness-raising campaigns on the criminal nature and the serious effects of all forms of gender-based violence on the enjoyment of women’s rights (Argentina); 149.214 Leste); Take further measures to prevent gender-based violence (Timor- 149.215 Continue measures aimed at ending domestic violence and at protecting its victims (Azerbaijan); 149.216 Allocate the necessary human, technical and financial resources and provide monitoring and evaluation mechanisms for the implementation of the second national plan to combat violence against women (Belgium); 149.217 Continue to strengthen measures in combating violence against women and girls, and fully implement the National Plan to Prevent and Combat GenderBased Violence (2018–2021) (South Africa); 149.218 Accelerate implementation of a multisectoral approach to eradicating domestic, sexual and gender-based violence. This includes training for law enforcement, community and religious leaders, educators and medical personnel, as well as victim support services and holding perpetrators accountable (Canada); 149.219 Continue stepping up measures to eliminate violence against women and girls, including campaigns to ensure that victims can register complaints and ensure that they have access to effective remedies for reparation and protection (Chile); 149.220 Strengthen the promotion and protection of women’s rights through the implementation of additional measures to combat violence against women (Djibouti); 149.221 Continue strengthening its work in fighting violence against girls and women (Nicaragua); 149.222 Continue to strengthen measures to combat sexual and gender-based violence (New Zealand); 149.223 Ensure the participation of women and local communities in the design and implementation of policies and programmes to combat gender-based violence and discrimination (Philippines); 149.224 Redouble efforts to combat discrimination and violence against women and girls, in particular early marriage and domestic violence (Republic of Korea); 149.225 Take all necessary measures, both in law and in practice, to combat violence against women and girls and domestic violence, female genital mutilation, as well as child early and forced marriage (Latvia); 149.226 Continue necessary efforts to eliminate gender-based violence, including the harmful practices against women and girls (Nepal); 149.227 Continue to strengthen measures aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and tackling gender-based violence, to eradicate harmful practices, in particular female genital mutilation, forced and early marriage, polygamy and others (Ukraine); 149.228 Continue consolidating the various laws, policies and plans adopted by the country to protect boys and girls, in particular those contained in the National Plan of Action for Children (Cuba); 149.229 Ensure the allocation of adequate resources for programmes on children’s rights (Philippines); 22