A/HRC/43/7 115.209 Intensify efforts, including through strengthening laws, to eliminate child labour (Botswana); 115.210 Adopt effective measures to protect children and adolescents from child labour and ensure their rehabilitation and social reintegration (Chile); 115.211 Continue to implement programmes aimed at combating sexual violence against children and adolescents (Syrian Arab Republic); 115.212 Adopt and implement policies aimed at accomplishing the target of eradicating child labour and, in so doing, continue efforts to guarantee universal and free health coverage to children and adolescent workers and their enrolment in schools until secondary education (Costa Rica); 115.213 Eradicate the worst forms of child labour and the practice of debt bondage, develop a new five-year plan with a view to eliminating these practices and ensure the full rehabilitation and social integration of victims (Czechia); 115.214 Take further measures in order to combat child labour and child poverty, to ensure that all children have access to adequate education and health services, and to combat child pregnancy (Portugal); 115.215 Take measures to combat child labour and physical, psychological and sexual abuse against children, as well as early, child and forced marriage (Italy); 115.216 Continue implementing the Multisectoral Plan for Comprehensive Development – Plurinational Plan for Children and Adolescents and provide support to the Committees for children and adolescents and the efforts of the ombudspersons for children and adolescents (Kenya); 115.217 Accelerate the adoption of the national policy on the elimination of child labour (Qatar); 115.218 Adopt a comprehensive plan to eradicate child labour and prevent violence against children (Republic of Korea); 115.219. Allocate sufficient budgetary and human resources to the relevant ministries in charge of implementing and monitoring programmes for women and children (Republic of Korea); 115.220 Continue taking steps toward the further advancement of indigenous peoples’ rights including to their ancestral land (Cambodia); 115.221 Ensure that indigenous peoples are consulted on decisions that affect their traditional land and environmental resources, including proposed infrastructure development projects, consistent with the concept of free, prior and informed consent (Australia); 115.222 Ensure systematic dialogue with indigenous peoples, especially those residing in protected zones and in areas heavily affected by forest fires, to ensure that their rights are protected (Canada); 115.223 Implement the provisions of the international instruments on the rights of indigenous peoples, especially with regard to their prior consultation (Peru); 115.224 Protect indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, by protecting their territories (Peru); 115.225 Adjust the legal framework of the mining and hydrocarbon sector according to the ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169), including by reforming the Mining and Metallurgy Act (No. 535) and Supreme Decree No. 2298 to ensure the right to free, informed and prior consent (Denmark); 22