A/HRC/53/5 134.218 Take further steps to establish shelters that provide suitable support for female victims of sexual violence and their children (Ukraine); 134.219 Ensure dignified conditions in the remaining centres for children with behavioural or social difficulties, and thoroughly investigate any allegations of abuse or ill-treatment committed in those centres (Poland); 134.220 Introduce early detection and reporting mechanisms for sexual violence and abuse by parents, relatives or caregivers, in close collaboration with role players working on children’s rights (South Africa); 134.221 Conduct a comprehensive assessment at the national level of the status of child labour in order to take appropriate prevention and response measures, including providing protection and support for children involved in this phenomenon (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.222 Take further proper legislative measures to protect children and families at risk and in most need of aid (Ukraine); 134.223 Provide inclusive and quality education for all the children in the country, especially those living in rural areas (Azerbaijan); 134.224 Strengthen measures to protect the rights of children throughout the national territory, including by ensuring access to education, combating and prosecuting sexual violence, and providing training to the judiciary on those issues (Belgium); 134.225 Develop a national policy for the promotion and protection of the rights of the child, providing for specific goals and measurable targets with time frames and indicators (Burkina Faso); 134.226 Continue the progress made in the promotion and protection of the rights of children, women and girls (Cameroon); 134.227 Introduce mechanisms for the early detection and reporting of cases of violence against and sexual abuse of children by parents, relatives or caregivers (Greece); 134.228 Continue to provide a comprehensive child allowance for those under the age of 18 in order to maintain equal opportunities for all children (Kuwait); 134.229 Continue to strengthen social protection policies for children and their families, with a specific focus on those in need (Mauritius); 134.230 Promote the approval of a general law on juvenile justice that is compatible with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and a strategy to improve the conditions of children who are deprived of their liberty (Mexico); 134.231 Continue efforts to ensure children’s access to health services, education and nutrition (Nepal); 134.232 Continue to strengthen social development policies to eradicate poverty, and continue to provide universal child allowance through the National Social Security Agency in order to ensure the realization of equal opportunities for all children (Oman); 134.233 Assess the suitability of developing a general juvenile justice law, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and international standards on the subject (Peru); 134.234 Continue strengthening public education campaigns to address negative social attitudes towards children with disabilities, older persons and Indigenous Peoples (Lithuania); 134.235 Continue the policy of inclusive education for persons with disabilities at all educational levels (Kuwait); GE.23-03427 21