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132.189 Adopt an ambitious national strategy for women’s development,
including a women, peace and security-based approach (Angola);
132.190 Take steps to help increase women’s participation in all branches and
levels of government, whether in elected or appointed positions, in line with the
Somali Women’s Charter (Canada);
132.191 Continue to implement national gender policies to promote gender
equality and better protect women’s rights (China);
132.192 Implement awareness-raising and educational campaigns against
female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage aimed at all
stakeholders, and develop and enact legislation aimed at eradicating these
harmful practices (Croatia);
132.193 Take further measures to promote and protect women’s rights,
including abolishing in law and practice female genital mutilation (Japan);
132.194 Eradicate harmful practices such as female genital mutilation and end
systemic discriminatory treatment of women, which prevents them from full,
free and unhindered participation in society (Poland);
132.195 Redouble efforts exerted to eliminate female genital mutilation,
including adopting laws and legislations that categorically criminalize this
practice, and intensifying awareness campaigns on the health and psychological
risks associated with female genital mutilation (Sudan);
132.196 Enact laws and regulations that prohibit all forms of violence against
women and girls, including by ending in law and practice the use of female
genital mutilation (Sweden);
132.197 Establish an institutional framework and legal mechanisms dedicated
to combating female genital mutilation and sexual offences (Togo);
132.198 Address female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage
(Zambia);
132.199 Adopt the draft law on female genital mutilation in line with its
National Development Plan 2017–2019 (Burkina Faso);
132.200 Adopt comprehensive policies to protect women and girls, with
particular emphasis on the criminalization of the practice of female genital
mutilation and the prohibition of child marriage (Chile);
132.201 Take the measures necessary to fight against the practice of female
genital mutilation (Côte d’Ivoire);
132.202 Develop and enforce strong accountability mechanisms for national
and regional forces, including adequate punishment for gender-based violence
(Croatia);
132.203 Reform the Somali Penal Code to make sexual violence against women
and girls a crime, rather than a minor offence (Mexico);
132.204 Adopt legislation prohibiting all forms of violence against women and
girls in line with international law and take concrete measures to end female
genital mutilation, child, early and forced marriage, and all other forms of sexual
and gender-based violence (Finland);
132.205 Protect the rights of women and girls, guarantee their access to sexual
and reproductive rights and health and fight against gender-based violence,
including genital mutilation (France);
132.206 Effectively protect women and girls from sexual exploitation and
violence as well as ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted and tried in fair
proceedings based on the rule of law (Germany);
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