A/HRC/48/14 112.78 Fully incorporate the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women into its national legislation (Serbia); 112.79 Adopt measures to increase the number of women representatives in decision-making positions (Israel); 112.80 Continue its efforts to increase the representation of women at the decision-making level in political and public life (Nepal); 112.81 Introduce a minimum quota of 30 per cent for the representation of women in Parliament (South Sudan); 112.82 Ensure that the activities and programmes of the National Gender Policy adequately address the problems faced by men and boys in Seychellois society, and are aimed at promoting positive norms of masculinity (Haiti); 112.83 Ensure greater representation of women in positions of responsibility and in political bodies, particularly in Parliament (Senegal); 112.84 Consider passing stronger legislation with a view to combating genderbased violence and child abuse (Sierra Leone); 112.85 Continue to move towards the elimination of all forms of gender-based violence and discrimination against lesbian, bisexual, trans and intersex women (Chile); 112.86 Conduct a comprehensive assessment based on which adequate budgetary resources would be allocated for the implementation of all children’s rights, especially in health and education (Serbia); 112.87 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Luxembourg); 112.88 Take the necessary legal amendments to raise the age of criminal responsibility, in line with international standards (Portugal); 112.89 Intensify its efforts to protect children from the scourge of drug abuse (Malawi); 112.90 Strengthen its measures to address drug use by children and adolescents (Timor-Leste); 112.91 Strengthen measures to combat drug use among children and adolescents (Angola); 112.92 Ensure that children are not used in the traffic of illegal substances (Marshall Islands); 112.93 Increase penalties, resources, inspections, and remediation for all forms of forced or compulsory labour, as well as the worst forms of child labour (United States of America); 112.94 Ensure to thoroughly investigate and promptly prosecute cases of using, procuring or offering children for prostitution (Fiji); 112.95 Fully implement the measures taken to ensure the involvement of disabled persons in society, including children (Marshall Islands); 112.96 Ensure access to education and health services for persons with disabilities, and the allocation of adequate resources for said services (Philippines); 112.97 Intensify efforts to adopt and implement a comprehensive national strategy with the aim of raising awareness about the issue of disability and building a culture that encourages the inclusion and participation in society of all persons with disabilities (Sudan); 20