A/74/148 that the safety, rights and needs of victims, including the best interests of the child, are safeguarded at all times. F. Structural measures 92. States should take all reasonable steps to eliminate legal, structural and socioeconomic conditions that may increase exposure to, or perpetuate patterns of, domestic violence. Given that most forms of domestic violence are intrinsically linked to discriminatory patterns, structural subordination and systemic marginalization, measures of redress must go beyond individual reparation and include action aiming at structural and systemic transformation (A/HRC/31/57, para. 66; A/HRC/14/22, para. 24). G. Non-discrimination 93. In addressing the challenges arising in relation to domestic violence, all legislative, protective, judicial, reparative, structural and other measures should be taken in good faith and without any discrimination based on grounds such as gender, race, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth, sexual orientation, age, state of health, disability, marital status, migrant or refugee status, or other any other, similar grounds. 19-11892 23/23