A/HRC/17/15 measures to ensure prompt prosecution of perpetrators of sexual offences against children (Malaysia); 76.35 Reinforce legislative measures to combat sexual exploitation and sexual abuses, in line with what the Committee on the Rights of the Child recommended (Chile); 76.36 Implement the recommendations made by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, especially eradicate traditional practices such as female genital mutilation, sexual exploitation, corporal punishment in children’s education and forced child begging (Ecuador); 76.37 Adopt a national action plan to combat slavery and human trafficking (Switzerland); 76.38 Take measures to combat and abolish all forms of slavery in practice (Sweden); 76.39 Make all possible efforts in order to guarantee compliance with the interdiction of slavery in the new constitution (Norway); 76.40 Adopt a national action plan to combat and eliminate slavery in all forms and ensure that all victims are provided with assistance and rehabilitation (Poland); 76.41 Promote a wide as possible consultation process that includes religious leaders, traditional leaders, members of the security forces, staff members of the administration of justice, as well as civil society in order to determine the Government’s needs in the fight against slavery and related practices (Spain); 76.42 Take all appropriate measures to eliminate all forms of slavery and ensure that perpetrators of such practices are systematically brought to justice (Luxembourg); 76.43 Systematically prosecute all perpetrators of slavery and slavery-like practices in line with the provisions set out in the Criminal Code (United Kingdom); 76.44 Take all necessary measures to ensure that perpetrators of all forms of slavery are systematically brought before justice and that victims benefit from a protection and compensation system (Switzerland); 76.45 Ensure that the Penal Code is effectively enforced, perpetrators of slavery are duly prosecuted, and that the victims are granted due compensation and rehabilitation (Slovakia); 76.46 Develop mechanisms for full and fair reparations for victims of slavery, including compensation and rehabilitation (Sweden); 76.47 Adopt the draft law on trafficking in persons (Canada); 76.48 Accelerate the implementation of its new legislation and intensify its law enforcement efforts targeted at combating all forms of human trafficking and slavery (United States of America); 76.49 Continue its efforts in order to strengthen its legislation relating to human trafficking and the assistance mechanisms for these victims, as well as to guarantee the proper investigation, trial and punishment of these conducts in light of international standards (Argentina); 14 GE.11-12306