A/HRC/54/10 122.81 Strengthen the regulation on the acquisition, possession and use of firearms (Peru); 122.82 Adopt effective measures to address the backlog in the judicial system, particularly in cases of violence against women and girls (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.83 Ensure that all defendants have access to adequate legal counsel on arrest and throughout all subsequent criminal proceedings (Zambia); 122.84 Prohibit child marriage (Costa Rica); 122.85 Enforce the minimum age of marriage of 18 years in law and practice (Iceland); 122.86 Enforce in law and in practice, without exception, a minimum age of marriage set at 18 years (Luxembourg); 122.87 Increase the minimum age of marriage to 18 years old, in compliance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Marshall Islands); 122.88 Consider enforcing the application of the minimum age of marriage to 18 years in line with the recommendation by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Mauritius); 122.89 Strengthen measures to prevent and combat trafficking in persons (Dominican Republic); 122.90 Exert more efforts to eradicate trafficking in persons (Iraq); 122.91 Continue with efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Malawi); 122.92 Intensify measures to implement the law on trafficking in persons and to develop capacities to quickly identify and rescue women and girls victims of trafficking (Paraguay); 122.93 Strengthen the capacity of judicial authorities to combat trafficking in persons (France); 122.94 Build the capacity of the judiciary, law enforcement officers, border police, social workers and health-care professionals to address issues related to trafficking in persons (Sri Lanka); 122.95 Continue the capacity-building of law enforcement officers and professionals involved in combating trafficking (Georgia); 122.96 Intensify the enforcement of the Trafficking in Persons (Prevention and Suppression) Act 2008, increasing the financial resources for the programmes of the Inter-Ministry Committee and Task Force to accelerate the establishment of a secretariat to deal with trafficking in persons, and build the capacity of the judiciary, law enforcement officers, border police, social workers and health-care professionals for the early identification and referral of women and girls who are victims of trafficking (Kyrgyzstan); 122.97 Continue its positive experience in combating trafficking in persons and assistance provided to victims, including the successful implementation of the four-pronged approach taken in this regard (Azerbaijan); 122.98 Take measures to prevent and eradicate trafficking in persons and provide guarantees to the victims, especially those who are victims of forced labour and/or sexual exploitation (Chile); 122.99 Take additional measures to eliminate trafficking in persons, especially trafficking in women, and intensify efforts to provide assistance to the victims (Qatar); GE.23-11804 15