inmates’ access to food, medical care and overcrowding (UPR)p. 38 A11. Allocate sufficient Ensure that rural women have Explicitly prohibit corporal financial and human access to basic services and punishment of children in all resources to health infrastructure, including health-care settings, including through the services, particularly to services and education, and to repeal of all legal defences for child health and economic opportunities, on an equal and ‘reasonable’ ‘justifiable’ nutrition, providing basis with men and with their urban corporal punishment (CAT) p. 43 effective access to counterparts, including through the trained and qualified adoption of temporary special Explicitly prohibit corporal health care (CRC) p. 41 measures (CEDAW) p. 42 punishment of children in all settings, including the home (UPR)p.44 A12. Intensify education on Develop consequential strategies to Develop and implement sexual and fulfil the affirmative action policies awareness-raising campaigns reproductive health of 40 per cent of women in public against superstitious beliefs and rights through decision - making processes ( UPR ) concerning children (and adults) widespread p.46 with disabilities, prohibit their dissemination of admission and treatment in information about prayer camps and investigate and available contraceptive prosecute perpetrators of acts of methods and family inhumane and degrading planning, in order to treatment against them (CRC) p. reduce the number of 47 unwanted pregnancies and teenage Enact laws to prohibit the pregnancies (CEDAW) admission and treatment of p. 45 children in prayer camps and ban
inmates’ access to food, medical care and overcrowding (UPR)p. 38 A11. Allocate sufficient financial and human resources to health services, particularly to child health and nutrition, providing effective access to trained and qualified health care (CRC) p. 41 Ensure that rural women have access to basic services and infrastructure, including health-care services and education, and to economic opportunities, on an equal basis with men and with their urban counterparts, including through the adoption of temporary special measures (CEDAW) p. 42 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including through the repeal of all legal defences for ‘reasonable’ and ‘justifiable’ corporal punishment (CAT) p. 43 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home (UPR)p.44 A12. Intensify education on sexual and reproductive health and rights through widespread dissemination of information about available contraceptive methods and family planning, in order to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies and teenage pregnancies (CEDAW) p. 45 Develop consequential strategies to fulfil the affirmative action policies of 40 per cent of women in public decision - making processes ( UPR ) p.46 Develop and implement awareness-raising campaigns against superstitious beliefs concerning children (and adults) with disabilities, prohibit their admission and treatment in prayer camps and investigate and prosecute perpetrators of acts of inhumane and degrading treatment against them (CRC) p. 47 Enact laws to prohibit the admission and treatment of children in prayer camps and ban