A/HRC/32/10 120.105 Continue to combat violence against women and girls and develop a comprehensive action plan for the prevention of sexual violence and for ensuring the legal rights of victims of sexual violence (Finland); 120.106 Allocate the human and technical resources necessary to strengthen the fight against gender violence at all levels of government and the justice system (Honduras); 120.107 Ensure that programmes and policies to curb domestic violence are fully implemented (Philippines); 120.108 Review its approach to domestic violence to better prevent and respond to cases of domestic violence against women and children (United States of America); 120.109 Develop and adopt further measures to prevent and combat sexual violence against women (Austria); 120.110 Step up efforts to prevent violence against women and domestic violence (Azerbaijan); 120.111 Take necessary measures in order to prevent and combat sexual exploitation and abuse of vulnerable people especially in Greenland (Islamic Republic of Iran); 120.112 Continue moving in the direction of improving the standards and the quality of care and treatment in foster homes (Georgia); 120.113 Accelerate the establishment of a police independent mechanism which ensures that they do not resort to violence against women and girls (Libya); 120.114 Ensure that all cases where children have been a victim of domestic violence or witnessed such violence are properly documented and registered and that social recovery and reintegration services of child victims are reinforced (Republic of Moldova); 120.115 Continue its successful initiatives to fight the worst forms of child labour, in particular child trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation and prostitution (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 120.116 Take necessary measures to ensure that sufficient up-to-date data on the worst forms of child labour would be made available (Lithuania); 120.117 Step up efforts to prevent and address bullying in schools, inter alia, by introducing a range of educational and socio-pedagogical methods, and consider introducing appropriate monitoring of anti-bullying strategies in schools (Slovakia); 120.118 That Greenland reform and upgrade municipal competences and accountability in order to apply constructive measures and to promote protection of the child against violence, and to assist families in rehabilitation efforts on substance abuse and addiction (Iceland); 120.119 Further ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking (Sri Lanka); 120.120 Continue to pay special attention to the victims of human trafficking and harmonize its national legislation with international instruments to which it is a party and recommendations made on this matter by treaty bodies (Nicaragua); 21