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143.248 Adopt legislative and other measures to prevent and end the practice
of child marriage (Togo);
143.249 Harmonize laws to prevent and eliminate child marriage and
undertake comprehensive awareness-raising campaigns on the negative
consequences of child marriage on girls (Belgium);
143.250 Strengthen the civil registration mechanisms and ensure that every
child is registered immediately after birth (Turkey);
143.251 Strengthen the nationwide structures responsible for registration of
births, with a view to achieving the timely registration of all births and the
clearing of backlogs with respect to unregistered children (Botswana);
143.252 Enforce the Child Rights Act and enact the bill on prohibition of child
marriage (Chad);
143.253 Strengthen efforts to put an end to child marriage (Plurinational State
of Bolivia);
143.254 Combat exploitation of children, in particular through the
implementation of the ILO Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999 (No.
182) (France);
143.255 Finalize the adoption of the bill on the prohibition of child marriage
(Gabon);
143.256 Reform the measures adopted by the Government for the prohibition
and elimination of child marriage. In this regard, provide additional funding for
State programmes and awareness campaigns, as well as to guarantee
psychological and legal support for victims of child marriage (Costa Rica);
143.257 Continue ongoing efforts to end child, early and forced marriage and
female genital mutilation as well as all other forms of violence and discrimination
against women and girls (Italy);
143.258 Harmonize laws to prevent and eliminate child marriage and
undertake comprehensive awareness-raising campaigns on the negative
consequences of child marriage on girls (South Africa);
143.259
Continue to strengthen civil registration mechanisms (Angola);
143.260 Strengthen civil registration mechanisms to guarantee proceeding with
the late registration of births (Chile);
143.261 Strengthen the mechanisms for registering civil status events, so that
each child is registered immediately after birth (Côte d’Ivoire);
143.262 Eliminate discrimination against children in the most vulnerable
situations, such as girls, children with disabilities, children living with
HIV/AIDS, children orphaned as a result of Ebola and children in rural settings
(Eswatini);
143.263 Strengthen efforts to promote and protect the rights of children,
including ending child labour, early marriage, and sexual violence against
children, as well as working towards the physical and psychological recovery of
former child soldiers (Japan);
143.264 Take the necessary steps to review conflicting provisions in child
protection laws (Kenya);
143.265 Strengthen efforts to eliminate discrimination against children in
vulnerable situations, among others children with disabilities and children living
with HIV/AIDS (Malaysia);
143.266
Take necessary measures to prevent early marriages (Mozambique);
143.267 Strengthen its commitment to the prevention of adolescent
pregnancies and child sexual abuse through the prompt completion and
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