A/HRC/46/12 104.190 Redouble its efforts to prevent and combat all acts of violence against women, to punish those responsible and to provide assistance and protection to victims, including through the adoption of a comprehensive law on violence against women (Belgium); 104.191 Step up efforts to prevent and combat violence against women, including through the creation of an integrated system for the collection of statistics on this issue (Brazil); 104.192 Eradicate all forms of discrimination against women, ensure equality between men and women and end structural violence against women, including sexual violence and femicide (Egypt); 104.193 Strengthen measures for the prevention, investigation and punishment of all sexual and gender-based violence, including most specifically domestic violence and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Canada); 104.194 Fight severely against violence targeting women and investigate and punish all cases of femicide (China); 104.195 Continue to adopt the institutional and regulatory measures required for the prevention of acts of violence against women and girls, guaranteeing access to justice and providing the necessary resources for the investigation of these crimes (Colombia); 104.196 Adopt coordinated and adequately funded measures to address and eliminate discriminatory stereotypes regarding the roles of women and men in the family and in society (Guyana); 104.197 Redouble its efforts to safeguard the rights of vulnerable groups, including women and children, as well as ethnic minorities, especially by strengthening its initiatives and programmes to prevent gender-based violence, child labour and other offences (Republic of Korea); 104.198 Strengthen the mechanisms to prevent and combat violence against women in order to protect victims and provide them with justice and rehabilitation and other forms of assistance (Djibouti); 104.199 Adopt coordinated and duly funded awareness-raising activities and programmes targeting young men and boys with the aim of changing attitudes and promoting norms of positive masculinity, including through the use of social media (Haiti); 104.200 Continue its work to ensure birth registration across the country (Kyrgyzstan); 104.201 Continue efforts to advance its policy on guaranteeing the rights of children and adolescents (Georgia); 104.202 Take all necessary measures to prevent the recruitment of children by maras and criminal groups and to protect children from armed violence (Panama); 104.203 Strengthen programmes to prevent the recruitment of children and to protect them from violence by gangs, including maras and other criminal groups (Peru); Take all measures to prevent the recruitment of children into work and criminalize the forced recruitment of children into criminal groups (Ukraine); 104.204 Expand actions to prevent juvenile violence with an emphasis on community action. In this regard, continue to strengthen local councils and the Safer Municipalities programme (Cuba); 104.205 Prioritize the promotion and protection of the rights of indigenous people during the implementation of various economic projects in their territory (Islamic Republic of Iran); 21