A/HRC/30/6 108.91 Reinforce mechanisms to detect and investigate cases of domestic violence and train law enforcement officials to deal with such cases (Republic of Moldova); 108.92 Effectively implement existing laws in the area of domestic violence and strengthen the prevention activities and protect victims including through the establishment of protection facilities in remote areas (Switzerland); 108.93 Pass the draft domestic violence legislation before Parliament to criminalise domestic violence, better protect victims and ensure perpetrators are prosecuted (Australia); 108.94 Strengthen mechanisms to prevent domestic violence, particularly, focusing on awareness-raising to heighten awareness of this issue (Spain); 108.95 Remove barriers in accessing legal remedies against domestic violence including by improving the collaboration between relevant institutions and revisiting evidentiary requirements , and to ensure that restraining orders are enforced (Austria); 108.96 Improve access of victims of domestic violence to effective protection and redress, strengthen the capacity for prosecution of perpetrators of domestic violence and criminalize marital rape (Czech Republic); 108.97 Ensure the effective implementation of the existing legislation aimed at fighting discrimination and violence against women and domestic violence (Italy); 108.98 Consider wider establishment of shelter houses for women and children seeking protection from domestic violence (Malaysia); 108.99 Continue to strengthen national legislation to combat domestic violence (Russian Federation); 108.100 Develop a well-defined legal framework to prevent and combat violence against women and build a social protection system for victims of domestic violence (Serbia); 108.101 Amend the criminal legislation to criminalize domestic violence and ensure that authorities pursue prosecution of domestic violence to hold offenders accountable and provide adequate funding of all services for victims of domestic violence (Slovakia); 108.102 Modify criminal legislation to ensure that domestic violence becomes a crime (Spain); 108.103 Adopt the revised Law against Domestic Violence, enhance awareness -raising campaigns about domestic violence, and expand services and protection for victims (Canada); 108.104 Consider criminalising domestic violence, sexual harassment and ensuring that perpetrators are duly prosecuted (Hungary); 108.105 Adopt legislative measures to make domestic violence a crime, understanding all forms of violence in the home, including threats, sexual harassment and sexual abuse, and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice and that victims receive care, including in the rural areas (Paraguay); 108.106 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment to children in accordance with the recommendations of CAT (Chile); 21