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135.228 Implement existing legislation to prevent gender-based violence and
modify Act No. 2019-574 to include provisions to prevent domestic violence
(Australia);
135.229 Step up its efforts to establish and implement comprehensive legal
frameworks and monitoring systems to eliminate violence against women and
girls, including harmful practices, by raising awareness in schools and
communities and aiming for a 40 per cent reduction in incidents (Burkina Faso);
135.230 Strengthen efforts to eradicate violence against women and girls,
particularly sexual violence and exploitation, and the practices of child and
forced marriage and female genital mutilation, especially through effective
prevention, punishment, awareness-raising, and sensitization measures
(Paraguay);
135.231 Enhance mechanisms to enforce gender-based violence laws by
establishing mechanisms to investigate and prosecute such crimes effectively
(Gambia);
135.232 Redouble efforts to harmonize national laws with the Convention on
the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and advocate for
a comprehensive law to prevent, combat and punish all forms of gender-based
violence (Colombia);
135.233 Continue to take effective measures to end child labour, especially in
the agriculture and mining sectors (Chile);
135.234 Continue efforts to eradicate child labour by increasing the human and
financial resources allocated to criminal and labour law enforcement authorities,
such as the police and the labour inspectorate, and by training them regularly to
identify cases of child labour and forced labour (Costa Rica);
135.235 Enhance measures to eradicate child labour, including through
strengthening the legal and policy frameworks (Malaysia);
135.236 Continue efforts towards ending child labour and fight against the
child exploitation in the labour-intensive sectors (Nepal);
135.237 Continue its good efforts in eradicating child labour through a
multi-stakeholder approach (South Sudan);
135.238 Continue its efforts to combat the practice of child labour (Russian
Federation);
135.239 Continue efforts to prohibit all forms of child labour in various sectors
of the economy (Lesotho);
135.240 Continue to combat child labour and exploitation, and ensure
universal access to education while promoting equality between men and women
(Italy);
135.241 Strengthen child protection by holding perpetrators of child and
forced labour accountable, and expanding access to education, healthcare and
social services for vulnerable children (Gambia);
135.242 Take the necessary measures to ensure the effective implementation of
the law against female genital mutilation and the effective fight against child
marriage (Spain);
135.243 Pursue measures to eradicate child labour, including in the
agricultural and mining sectors, improve the enforcement of existing criminal
and labour laws concerning child labour, and strengthen controls in this regard
(Brazil);
135.244 Pay particular attention to the civil registration of children, as part of
the renewal of the National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking, Exploitation and
Child Labour, with a view to the full enrolment of children in school (Belgium);
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