A/HRC/48/11 132.223 Step up efforts to combat violence against women and to take a survivor-centred approach, including by strengthening its legal framework in accordance with international standards (Republic of Korea); 132.224 Ensure that victims of violence, including those of sexual and genderbased violence, receive holistic support and assistance (Rwanda); 132.225 Investigate and prosecute all reported incidents of sexual violence and provide support and compensation for the victims (Sierra Leone); 132.226 Take effective measures to prevent child and forced marriage (Sierra Leone); 132.227 Adopt laws and regulations aimed at preventing all forms of violence against women and girls, including mechanisms for prevention, care, treatment, support and redress for victims in accordance with target 5.2 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Switzerland); 132.228 Continue efforts deployed to implement the national action plan on ending sexual violence in conflict (Tunisia); 132.229 Continue to strengthen frameworks to prevent sexual violence and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Uganda); 132.230 Take concrete measures to end violence against women (Ukraine); 132.231 Create a national action plan to end conflict-related sexual and genderbased violence, working with the United Nations to reintroduce the draft sexual offences bill of 2018 (United States of America); 132.232 Address urgently sexual and gender-based violence and discrimination (Zambia); 132.233 Ensure that victims, including of sexual and gender-based violence, receive holistic support and assistance, including medical and social support, and access to remedies and full reparations (Zambia); 132.234 Promote legislation prohibiting all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls, paying particular attention to prevention, protection, care, treatment, support and reparation mechanisms for survivors of sexual violence (Argentina); 132.235 Enact laws and regulations that prohibit all forms of violence against women and girls, including sexual and gender-based violence, and take measures against the impunity of offenders (Austria); 132.236 Protect women and girls from sexual and gender-based violence, including by adopting the sexual offences bill submitted to Parliament in 2020, amending the Penal Code to ban female genital mutilation, and bringing legislation into conformity with article 15 (4) of the provisional Constitution (Canada); 132.237 Withdraw the sexual intercourse-related crimes bill and pass the originally introduced sexual offences bill (Germany); 132.238 Ensure and accelerate the submission to Parliament of the original sexual offences bill, in line with human rights standards (Iceland); 132.239 Submit to Parliament the original sexual offences bill in line with international human rights standards (Denmark); 132.240 Modify the draft law on sexual offences in line with international law (Spain); 132.241 Adopt the 2018 sexual offences bill urgently (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.242 Continue taking steps towards establishing the birth registration system through the draft child rights law (Jordan); 22