A/HRC/48/6 149.194 Continue efforts to strengthen the process of raising awareness of human rights education and training among civil society and law enforcement officials (Algeria); 149.195 Continue efforts to include human rights education in the curricula of the National Education System at the basic and secondary level (Lesotho); 149.196 Continue efforts to integrate human rights education in curricula at the secondary level (Pakistan); 149.197 Strengthen the efforts aimed at ensuring gender equality (Azerbaijan); 149.198 Adopt a comprehensive and multisectoral approach to combating discriminatory gender stereotypes, including harmful practices such as female genital mutilation and child marriages (Botswana); 149.199 Step up efforts regarding women in rural areas by giving access to adequate health services and economic empowerment solutions (Brazil); 149.200 Make further efforts towards the economic empowerment of all rural women, including by reinforcing the provision of financial credit and loans and ensuring that rural women have access to justice, education, health, other infrastructure and land ownership (India); 149.201 Continue to empower rural women by reinforcing the provision of financial credit and loans (Kenya); 149.202 Take necessary steps to ensure the economic empowerment of women, including those residing in rural areas (Maldives); 149.203 Enhance the participation of women at the different levels of decisionmaking (Mauritania); 149.204 Improve the rights of women and girls by ensuring access to social benefits, health and education (Eswatini); 149.205 In line with the previous recommendation of Finland, implement gender-related legislation and the gender strategy in education in order to combat female illiteracy, gender-based violence and child, early and forced marriages, and to establish State-funded shelters for victims of violence, particularly in rural and conflict-ridden areas (Finland); 149.206 Ensure girls’ access to education and fight gender-based violence and the practice of forced and early marriages (France); 149.207 Continue efforts to enable women to enjoy their social and economic rights, especially those with disabilities (Libya); 149.208 Continue efforts to promote women to decision-making posts in the political and economic spheres, to create favourable conditions for their participation in the electoral process (Russian Federation); 149.209 Continue combating violence against women and girls, in particular in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, through awareness-raising campaigns and the establishment of effective means of protection, reparation and rehabilitation (Spain); 149.210 Take further steps to curb the rise in domestic violence cases during the COVID-19 pandemic, including by prioritizing support for women and girls at greatest risk of different types of violence (Indonesia); 149.211 Ensure the provision of gender-based violence prevention services as an essential and life-saving component of the COVID-19 response, and ensure that services remain open and accessible, including the provision of hotlines, referrals, case management and psychosocial support for survivors (Malaysia); 149.212 Ensure that protection from gender-based and domestic violence is an integral part of national responses to pandemics and other emergencies and 21