A/HRC/46/12 104.175 Take legislative and budgetary measures to put an end to violence against women and girls and promote equality among men and women (France); 104.176 Protect and combat discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (France); 104.177 Continue to implement the Ciudad Mujer programme and to expand it to other cities in the country (Israel); Allocate sufficient resources to the programme set up by the Ciudad Mujer initiative, which aims to guarantee comprehensive care for women, in particular those who are victims of genderbased violence, and ensure that it is accessible throughout the country (Senegal); Allocate sufficient resources to programmes under the Ciudad Mujer initiative and secure their availability across the country (Czechia); 104.178 Continue, in cooperation with relevant international partners, as appropriate, to strengthen efforts to eliminate violence against women, including during the pandemic, by improving access to justice, enhancing community education and increasing victim support (Singapore); 104.179 Take further steps to combat discrimination against women and girls (Georgia); 104.180 Take action to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls, in particular by establishing accessible and effective protection mechanisms, including the right to emergency contraception pills, especially in cases of rape or sexual abuse, in accordance with target 5.2 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Switzerland); 104.181 Continue to strengthen gender equality, combat discrimination against women and protect women victims of domestic and sexual violence (Tunisia); 104.182 Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against women, to prevent violence against them and their murders and to combat trafficking in persons (Ukraine); 104.183 Prevent and combat all acts of violence against women, bring perpetrators to justice and provide assistance and protection to victims (Ukraine); 104.184 Prioritize steps to combat the widespread rape and sexual exploitation of women and girls by gangs. Build institutional capacity for the protection of victims by strengthening measures to proactively identify victims and refer them to appropriate support services (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 104.185 Tackle the increase in gender violence with legal assistance, ensure access to justice for women and reduce impunity in such cases (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 104.186 Continue its efforts to achieve gender equality and further promote the rights of women, children and persons from other vulnerable groups (Viet Nam); 104.187 Adopt the measures necessary to reduce the number of acts of violence committed against women, including domestic violence, sexual violence and femicides, and to ensure access to justice for victims of this kind of violence (Argentina); 104.188 Step up its efforts to prevent and combat all acts of violence against women, ensure accountability for those responsible and provide assistance and protection to victims of gender-based violence (Greece); 104.189 Include, in the draft national protocol for the care of victims of sexual violence, international standards regarding the management and treatment of rape, including access to emergency contraception (Belgium); 20