A/HRC/43/7 for the creation of State programmes to boost the economic empowerment of women (Costa Rica); 115.191 Further strengthen policies and programmes to address gender-based violence by ensuring that the views of women and girl victims are duly considered (Philippines); 115.192 Strengthen the implementation of laws and plans for the prevention, care and punishment of violence against women, taking into consideration the special situations of risk of indigenous and Afro-Bolivian women, women with disabilities, migrant and refugee women and women deprived of their liberty (Ecuador); 115.193 Redouble efforts to address violence against women and girls by regulating harmful media content that contributes to psychological, physical and sexual violence and the hypersexualization of women and girls (Haiti); 115.194 Strengthen the implementation of policies against gender violence (Indonesia); 115.195 Work to increase the participation of women in political life (Iraq); 115.196 Strengthen the institutions responsible for implementing the legal framework around violence against women, including Act No. 348, in order to improve access to justice and to ensure accountability and reparations for victims of gender-based violence (Ireland); 115.197 Implement fully legislation designed to curtail gender-based violence, and make sure victims achieve justice (Israel); 115.198 Continue the efforts to prevent all forms of violence and discrimination against women, including domestic violence (Italy); 115.199 Take the necessary measures to protect women against all forms of sexual violence (Luxembourg); 115.200 Familiarize State officials with the Act against Political Harassment and Violence against Women to ensure the effective implementation of the Act (Maldives); 115.201 Strengthen its measures to prevent violence against women and girls and ensure adequate support services are accessible to victims (Myanmar); 115.202 Enhance measures to prevent violence against women and other vulnerable sections of the population (Nepal); 115.203 Continue promoting initiatives integrated in the Multisectoral Plan for Comprehensive Development–Plurinational Plan for Children and Adolescents (Dominican Republic); 115.204 Adopt effective measures for the implementation of the Multisectoral Plan for Comprehensive Development–Plurinational Plan for Children and Adolescents (Georgia); 115.205 Adopt strategies to implement the policy to eradicate child labour and to ensure schooling of all children and adolescents (Spain); 115.206 Take all necessary steps to eradicate the worst forms of child labour (Ukraine); 115.207 Strengthen public policies to eliminate the worst forms of child labour and combat school dropout rates, particularly at the secondary level (Paraguay); 115.208 Continue to take the necessary measures to fully eradicate child labour, without exception, in accordance with the ILO Minimum Age Convention, 1973 (No. 138), which it has ratified (Belgium); 21