A/HRC/38/12 96.101 Expand its programmes aimed at eliminating the stereotypical portrayal of gender in society and the workplace in order to reduce gender inequalities (Singapore); 96.102 Continue its efforts to strengthen the understanding of equality of women and men and ensure equal rights and opportunities for women (State of Palestine); 96.103 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and poverty reduction (Timor-Leste); 96.104 Continue its efforts to address gender inequality as it relates to the conference on nationality (Trinidad and Tobago); 96.105 Strengthen gender equality and ensure equal rights and opportunities for women victims of converging forms of discrimination, particularly migrant women and women belonging to religious minorities (Algeria); 96.106 Take effective measures to ensure gender equality (Angola); 96.107 Further promote gender equality and better protect the rights of women and children (China); 96.108 Step up efforts to combat gender-based violence and provide adequate redress and protection to women who are victim of such violence, for example by establishing shelters, issuing and enforcing protection orders and enhancing cooperation with NGOs that provide assistance and rehabilitation to victims (Netherlands); 96.109 Take further steps to strengthen the implementation of legislation that prohibits and penalizes abuse against women and children, as well as domestic violence (Philippines); 96.110 Strengthen efforts in the fight against all forms of violence against women and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Portugal); 96.111 Accord high priority to the full implementation of legislation on genderbased violence and ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted and adequately punished (Ireland); 96.112 Enhance efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and children (Italy); 96.113 Adopt specific legislation to prevent and combat sexual harassment in all areas (Honduras); 96.114 Intensify efforts to bring national legislation on combating all forms of discrimination into line with international standards (Georgia); 96.115 Continue efforts to combat violence and discrimination against women and promote their inclusion in decision-making bodies (Morocco); 96.116 Improve the representation of women in decision-making positions in the Parliament, Government and diplomatic service (Trinidad and Tobago); 96.117 Strengthen the Family Conflict Intervention Unit of the Royal Barbados Police Force (Peru); 96.118 Harmonize legislation regarding the definition of a child, the administration of juvenile justice, violence against children and custody with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Ecuador); 96.119 Make statutory provision for the draft mandatory reporting protocol on child abuse (Bahamas); 96.120 Take steps to address issues raised by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in 2017 with regard to the corporal punishment of children and continue 16