A/HRC/42/8 158.52 Enable greater inclusion and participation of women, children, persons with disabilities, and indigenous and other marginalized communities in devising holistic strategies towards managing climate change and its impact on livelihoods (Fiji); 158.53 Pursue legislative reform efforts to completely prohibit corporal punishment in all contexts, particularly in the home and at school (Algeria); 158.54 Invest more efforts to ensure the unequivocal prohibition of corporal punishment against children in all settings by law, including at home and in schools (Croatia); 158.55 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home and schools, and take all measures to enforce this prohibition in practice (Iceland); 158.56 Enact legislation to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of all children in all settings (Austria); 158.57 Develop a new national action plan for combating trafficking in persons, which includes the ratification of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 158.58 Review the registration system for religious organizations to ensure that registration is not a prerequisite for exercising the right to freedom of religion or belief (Netherlands); 158.59 Amend the Law on Religious Organizations to protect the free practice of religion and the ability of religious organizations to obtain legal status (United States of America); 158.60 Ensure respect for the rights of individuals belonging to religious communities and ensure their inclusion by facilitating the registration of minority religious groups (Canada); 158.61 Ensure freedom of religion and belief and actively combat discrimination against religious minorities (Estonia); 158.62 Strengthen measures to combat school dropout, especially of pregnant girls, girls from rural areas and girls belonging to communities discriminated against on grounds of their language, caste, race, religion and any other status (Peru); 158.63 Enable women to transmit Bhutanese nationality to their children under the same conditions as men (France); 158.64 Take all necessary measures to end the practice of child marriage and define child marriage as an offence in the Criminal Code (Belgium); 158.65 Ensure that children of Nepalese origin are aware of their rights under the law, and that these rights are explained in an accessible manner, including in schools and in official documents (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 158.66 Identify and correct practices that discriminate against children based on their ethnic origin, in particular in their access to education and health services (Austria); 158.67 Take all necessary measures to enable Bhutanese refugees who wish to return to do so in a safe manner and in conditions respecting their rights (Switzerland); 158.68 Resume discussions with the Government of Nepal on the status of individuals in Nepal who assert claims to Bhutanese citizenship or residency (United States of America); 23