A/HRC/55/13 144.233 Ensure that all allegations of sexual and gender-based violence are thoroughly and effectively investigated and that the enforcement of legislation on sexual and gender-based violence is strengthened (Ireland); 144.234 Strengthen efforts to effectively implement national plans on gender-based violence and child marriage (Kazakhstan); 144.235 Enhance the implementation of the National Action Plan to Prevent Violence against Women and Children 2018–2030, with a particular focus on expanding access to justice, including the provision of support and protection to victims (Philippines); 144.236 Intensify action to eradicate sexual and gender-based violence in all its forms, including domestic violence, rape and sexual harassment, ensuring that reports of gender-based violence against women and girls are thoroughly and effectively investigated and that victims have access to specialized care and shelters (Peru); 144.237 Increase efforts to effectively investigate all allegations of all forms of violence against women and girls, including domestic violence, rape and sexual harassment, ensure accountability for the perpetrators, and provide victims with the support that they need (Lithuania); 144.238 Ensure that all allegations of gender-based violence against women and girls are thoroughly and effectively investigated and perpetrators brought to justice (Montenegro); 144.239 Ensure thorough and effective investigations of allegations of sexual and gender-based violence, and intensify action to combat child marriage by revising legislation (Paraguay); 144.240 Promote the protection of the rights of women and children (Cameroon); 144.241 Take further measures to allocate resources to fully implement the National Action Plan to Prevent Violence against Women and Children 2018–2030 (Afghanistan); 144.242 Continue to strengthen measures to protect children living in the streets from the worst forms of child labour, with special attention to refugee children (Peru); 144.243 Allocate a specific budget provision for eliminating all forms of child labour by 2025 (Angola); 144.244 Adopt legislation to explicitly prohibit and prevent corporal punishment everywhere (Estonia); 144.245 Continue efforts, by allocating sufficient human and financial resources, to reduce rates of forced child labour, through legislative reforms that reduce existing inconsistencies in the definition of child labour and its criminalization, and through the design and implementation of a national comprehensive plan on child protection (Uruguay); 144.246 Amend and restrict the “special provision” under article 19 of the Child Marriage Restraint Act (2017) in order to decrease the rate of child marriage (Sweden); 144.247 Operationalize the Child Marriage Prevention Committees to prevent and protect children from child marriage, including by establishing of monitoring mechanism (Belgium); 144.248 Put an end to child marriage, early marriage and forced marriage, and to dowry practices (France); 144.249 Eliminate child, early and forced marriage, including by reforming the Child Marriage Restraint Act, of 2017, to remove the exception that allows child GE.23-24573 23