A/HRC/46/11 84.81 Plan to implement the repeated recommendations made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in its concluding observations on the fourth periodic report of Andorra (Argentina); 84.82 Take measures to combat all forms of discrimination against women and domestic violence (Burkina Faso); 84.83 Allow the full exercise of all economic, social and cultural rights, in particular for women, in order to improve access to the labour market, to health and to housing (France); 84.84 Adopt a comprehensive multi-year strategy against violence against women, with plans that cover all the necessary measures, including the collection of data and statistics, reinforced prevention and awareness-raising measures, and strengthening of protection and assistance to women victims of violence by increasing financial aid to civil society organizations that provide specialized services to victims (Chile); 84.85 Adopt a comprehensive multi-year strategy, including for strengthened prevention and awareness-raising measures, that reinforces the protection and assistance provided to women who are the victims of genderbased violence (Iceland); 84.86 Continue the efforts to prevent all forms of discrimination against women and decriminalize abortion, at least in cases in which the life of the mother is at risk (Italy); 84.87 Promote the equal participation of girls and women of all ages in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Japan); 84.88 Further empower women and promote the equal participation and leadership of women in the business sector (Japan); 84.89 Adopt special legislative measures aimed at advancing women in political life to encourage the equal participation of both men and women in public life (Maldives); 84.90 Eliminate all harmful practices against women and girls, including early and forced marriage (Namibia); 84.91 Develop targeted strategies aiming to increase the participation of women in political life and in the private sector (Cyprus); 84.92 Intensify efforts to collect and manage disaggregated data in relation to the economic and social well-being of children, with a view to specific social policies aimed at combating child poverty and exclusion (Spain); 84.93 Strengthen legislative protection for children by increasing the minimum age of marriage to 18 (Australia); 84.94 Implement a national plan for children and adolescents within the framework of Qualified Act No. 14/2019, which includes prevention and community participation to ensure a safe and healthy life for children and adolescents, and, in that sense, take into account the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on families, communities and the education and health systems (Cuba); 84.95 Develop and implement a national strategy for the protection of the rights of the child in close cooperation with all stakeholders, including civil society (Burkina Faso); 84.96 Continue to take efforts to promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities, in particular paying attention to the specific needs of women and children with disabilities (India); 84.97 Take concrete measures to guarantee the accessibility of mental health and psychosocial support to children and adolescents, regardless of the family GE.20-17726 15