A/HRC/42/8 157.118 Address violence against women and girls, including the perception that domestic abuse is normal, by raising awareness of the Domestic Violence Prevention Act and by providing additional services to victims (Canada); 157.119 To expedite the formulation of a policy to prevent violence against women and harmful traditional practices as indicated in the national report (Eritrea); 157.120 Continue the efforts with regard to the protection of women’s rights and strengthening of combating violence against women and children (Georgia); 157.121 Continue to adopt measures to combat violence against women and children, including by implementing and closely monitoring the impact of the Domestic Violence Prevention Act (Germany); 157.122 Enhance the combat against gender-based violence, taking into account the results of the Violence against Women and Girls Study Report by the United Nations Development Programme (Austria); 157.123 Consider taking measures to better protect women and children from domestic violence, in particular to envisage a reform of national legislation with a view to better protecting children and women from domestic violence (Russian Federation); 157.124 Continue awareness-raising actions with a view to educating communities on questions of domestic violence (Burkina Faso); 157.125 Pursue effective measures to increase women’s participation in political and public life (Djibouti); 157.126 Improve women’s representation in decision-making positions and management positions (Egypt); 157.127 Continue its efforts to improve women’s participation in political and public life and strengthen their representation in decision-making bodies (Gabon); 157.128 Continue ongoing measures for addressing the gender gap in the areas of leadership and decision-making (India); 157.129 Consider taking measures to ensure the full and equal participation of women in elected and appointed bodies, including a gender parity system (Kyrgyzstan); 157.130 Make every effort to implement the Communication for Development strategy to uphold child rights by families (Turkmenistan); 157.131 Eradicate child and early forced marriage by providing incentives to girls and their families to remain in school and by addressing rural poverty (Canada); 157.132 Combat early marriage and sexual exploitation of children by raising public awareness (France); 157.133 Strengthen the efforts to prevent and combat child, early and forced marriage, including by raising the minimum legal age of marriage for girls (Italy); 157.134 Adopt concrete measures aimed at preventing child trafficking, including by addressing root causes for children’s vulnerability in this regard (Slovenia); 157.135 Step up measures to ensure that children are not exploited in any form, and that the rights of the child are protected and promoted (Maldives); 157.136 Strengthen campaigns and programmes on the prevention of child marriage and awareness-raising on its consequences (Argentina); 18