A/HRC/47/6 130.212 Adopt a law criminalizing female genital mutilation which takes into consideration a multisectoral approach, the change of social norms, human rights, gender equality and the training of service providers (Iceland); 130.213 Adopt a law criminalizing female genital mutilation and take measures to increase support to service providers who ensure the medical and psychosocial care of survivors (Canada); 130.214 Adopt and implement a national law criminalizing gender-based violence and female genital mutilation (Burkina Faso); 130.215 End all forms of violence against women and girls, inter alia, by eradicating the persistent practice of female genital mutilation, and by adopting the draft law and a new national action plan to combat violence against women and girls (Finland); 130.216 Intensify actions aimed at combating the persistence of the clandestine practice of female genital mutilation, by punishing the perpetrators, including parents and members of the family (Gabon); 130.217 Implement actions aimed at combating the practice of female genital mutilation, in particular by adopting severe penalties for those involved, including parents and members of the family (Kenya); 130.218 Intensify efforts to end forced marriages and female genital mutilation (Philippines); 130.219 Continue the progress made in the protection of the rights of women and girls, in particular the adoption of the amended law to combat violence against women and girls (Lebanon); 130.220 Repeal the criminalization of zina, which not only discourages rape victims from filing a complaint but can also lead to their punishment for adultery (Portugal); 130.221 Continue to take measures regarding women’s empowerment (Pakistan); 130.222 Continue the progress made in the promotion of women’s rights and girls’ rights (Cameroon); 130.223 Continue to implement the national strategy for gender mainstreaming, so as to promote gender equality and to better protect women’s rights (China); 130.224 Strengthen efforts to further promote the rights of women, including through actions for improving literacy rates and reducing dropout rates among women and girls (Japan); 130.225 Continue the advancement of women’s empowerment in political and economic sectors (Myanmar); 130.226 Continue to advance the enjoyment of human rights by addressing discrimination and violence against women and girls, in keeping with the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Barbados); 130.227 Encourage the promotion of female entrepreneurship and strengthen the capacities and leadership of businesswomen (Morocco); 130.228 Create an encouraging environment to facilitate women’s access to formal work (Indonesia); 130.229 Continue to provide support for programmes and small projects for women, and to highlight their decision-making skills (Libya); 130.230 Pursue efforts to promote the political and public participation and economic empowerment of women (Tunisia); 22 GE.21-04660