A/HRC/49/5 130.175 Take the necessary measures to adopt a comprehensive approach to preventing and addressing violence against women in all its forms (India); 130.176 Enhance measures to prevent and combat violence against women, and extend those measures to reach women migrants and refugees living in camps and temporary accommodation (Indonesia); 130.177 Continue stepping up efforts to prevent gender-based violence against women, including domestic violence, and to promote women’s empowerment (Italy); 130.178 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and eliminate discrimination against women through the implementation of the national action plan on women, peace and security (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 130.179 Reduce the institutionalization of children by significantly increasing the use of family- and community-based alternative care (Montenegro); 130.180 Consider measures to enhance the accessibility of birth registration to children of parents with irregular migration status (Philippines); 130.181 Ensure adequate human and financial resources for thorough implementation of the national action plan on the rights of the child (Slovakia); 130.182 Continue its efforts in combating child poverty, protect their rights to health and education and ensure that all children, including children from families with low socioeconomic status and children of migrants, receive support and enjoy all child rights (State of Palestine); 130.183 Develop a child-centred budgetary policy, in combination with child mainstreaming, in all sectors of public policy (Malta); 130.184 Strengthen efforts to further promote the rights of the child, taking into account the adverse impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic crisis, through the implementation of the national action plan on the rights of the child, which was adopted in 2021 (Japan); 130.185 Adopt and implement measures for the prevention and cessation of all violations of the rights of the child, including the rights of migrant children (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 130.186 Take the necessary steps to recognize the ethnic identity of the Turkish Muslim minority in Western Thrace and comply without any further delay with the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights of 2008 regarding three minority associations which were banned because of the words “Turkish” and “minority” in their names (Turkey); 130.187 Allow the Turkish Muslim minority to establish and run their own schools, in compliance with international treaties (Turkey); 130.188 Introduce the necessary conditions for the Turkish Muslim communities in Western Thrace and in the Dodecanese to self-govern their waqf properties (Turkey); 130.189 Continue strengthening plans and policies for the protection of minority rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 130.190 Continue giving continuity to the national strategy for Roma social inclusion, and the action plans in the areas of housing, health, employment and education (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 130.191 Intensify action to ensure the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the open labour market and to guarantee inclusive education of children and students with disabilities (Poland); 130.192 Continue progress in the implementation of the existing legal framework on accessibility standards for persons with disabilities (Republic of Moldova); 19