A/HRC/26/16 118.64 Increase the awareness-raising campaign on the rights of women and children, involving journalists and media professionals as one of its focus groups (Italy); 118.65 Reform national legislation with the aim of improving the protection of children and women from violence and above all domestic violence (Russian Federation); 118.66 Take the necessary measures to ensure that children and minors in rehabilitation centres and youth centres are not in any way submitted to torture or ill-treatment, in conformity with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Belgium); 118.67 Continue its efforts in promoting and protecting the rights of the child, including finalizing and implementing the new draft of a national plan to eliminate the worst forms of child labour for the period 2013–2018 (Indonesia); 118.68 Ensure full compliance with the laws on child labour and implement its national plan of action on the elimination of the worst forms of child labour; strengthen the legislation prohibiting child labour with priority for the situation of children in domestic work; increase the number of labour inspections; and ensure that fines and criminal sanctions against persons who use illegal child labour are imposed (Uruguay); 118.69 Strengthen the measures to combat child labour and the exploitation of children (Algeria); 118.70 Continue government efforts to eradicate the worst forms of child labour and to improve safety standards at work (Cuba); 118.71 Implement the plan of action to eliminate the worst forms of child labour (Iraq); 118.72 Combat the issues of rape and prostitution of minors by ensuring the full implementation of the laws criminalizing sexual abuse and exploitation (Belgium); 118.73 Design an adequate mechanism for assisting street children so that they can benefit from aid and reintegration services (Djibouti); 118.74 Improve its efforts on child protection systems, particularly children belonging to marginalized and disadvantaged groups (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 118.75 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Uzbekistan); 118.76 Redouble efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Ecuador); 118.77 Continue to take the necessary measures for effectively fighting human trafficking and child labour (Germany); 118.78 Continue making efforts to combat trafficking in persons, in particular children (Nicaragua); 118.79 Fully implement the framework for the reform of the justice system established in the September 2010 report by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia (Spain); 118.80 Ensure that unhindered (Sweden); 18 endeavours concerning legal reforms continue