A/HRC/39/6 120.139 Intensify efforts to address violence against women and continue to work to ensure full application of the laws against the perpetrators of such violence (Ireland); 120.140 Step up efforts to prevent sexual violence against women and children and strengthen measures for the rehabilitation of boys and girls affected by armed conflict (Italy); 120.141 Make progress in the prevention and eradication of the different forms of violence against women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 120.142 Continue to tackle sexual violence against women to ensure protection of women’s rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 120.143 Continue taking effective measures to prevent sexual violence against women, and ensure that all cases of sexual violence are investigated and perpetrators are brought to justice in a timely manner and victims are provided with support, including medical and psychosocial services (Malaysia); 120.144 Strengthen measures to prevent and punish domestic violence and violence against women, including by improving the investigation, prosecution and prevention of rape and sexual violence against girls (Norway); 120.145 Continue its efforts to implement legal protection measures for women victims of all forms of violence and to ensure that their voices, especially in cases of sexual violence, are heard (Poland); 120.146 Further strengthen its legal framework to protect women’s rights, in particular to combat sexual violence and domestic violence (Singapore); 120.147 Strengthen the mechanisms to guarantee the right of women to live a life free of violence and discrimination and ensure the application of the gender approach in the implementation of peace agreements (Spain); 120.148 Fight impunity and prosecute those responsible for violence, including sexual and gender-based violence, against women and girls (Sweden); 120.149 Continue measures to effectively combat sexual and gender-based violence (Nepal); 120.150 Continue assistance and promotion on women’s empowerment in both the public and private sectors (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 120.151 Ensure the real and effective participation of women in the implementation of the peace agreement (State of Palestine); 120.152 Continue its efforts to effectively apply the Children and Adolescents’ Code (Equatorial Guinea); 120.153 Continue to implement the measures aimed at developing and strengthening the institutional framework with a view to protecting and ensuring the rights of children (Romania); 120.154 Ensure that the rights of children and adolescents, in particular those who have been victims of forced recruitment and used by illegal armed groups, are fully protected and that their special vulnerability is taken into account during their reincorporation into civil society (Austria); 120.155 Strengthen targeted rehabilitation and reinsertion programmes for demobilized children and adolescents from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, in line with international standards and the principles provided for in the peace accord (Belgium); 120.156 Strengthen programmes aimed at processing the cases of girls recruited by armed groups who have been victims of sexual or gender-based violence (Costa Rica); 19