A/HRC/48/10 60.208 Continue working on greater accessibility in schools for children with disabilities, guaranteeing an adequate allocation of financial resources (Spain); 5 60.209 Continue its efforts to guarantee gender equality both in law and in practice and to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls (Ecuador); 60.210 Continue with initiatives in furtherance of gender equality, including wage parity, in Denmark as well as Greenland and the Faroe Islands (India); 60.211 Continue to combat all forms of gender-based violence, particularly in the workplace, including by implementing a national system for collecting data on violence against women (France); 60.212 Step up efforts to increase women’s representation in politics and in companies (Belgium); 60.213 Strengthen its efforts in combating violence against women (Maldives); 60.214 Continue efforts to combat violence against women, including increasing the attention paid to female victims of gender-based violence in policy documents and ensuring funding as recommended by the Group of Experts on Action against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Norway); 60.215 Ensure that concerns and the situation of migrant women are adequately reflected in strategies to address gender-based violence and harassment (Philippines); 60.216 Further strengthen its commitment to protect women from violence and discrimination, including through effective measures for its prevention, investigation, prosecution and conviction of the perpetrators of such violence (Somalia); 60.217 Adopt a specific law on violence against women and girls (Spain); 60.218 Continue efforts to address violence against women and children, with a particular focus on Greenland, where strengthened data collection on that matter is needed (Austria); 60.219 Adopt an effective action plan to combat violence against women (Bahrain); 60.220 Intensify the efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and girls (Chile); 60.221 Take further steps to address violence against women by using a gender-based concept of violence (Croatia); 60.222 Raise the awareness of children of their rights, including through developing programmes and campaigns in schools to increase their knowledge about the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Slovakia); 60.223 Strengthen the foster care system for children separated from families, with a view to reducing their institutionalization (Montenegro); 60.224 Further facilitate family-based care and strengthen the foster care system for children who cannot stay with their families, in particular for children with disabilities (North Macedonia); 60.225 Respect international standards in the implementation of the so-called “Children’s Law”, especially in regards to the forced removal of children from families (Czechia); 5 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue was: “Continue working on a greater accessibility in schools, guaranteeing an adequate allocation of financial resources” (Spain). 19