A/HRC/30/6 108.107 Explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including in the home (Sweden); 108.108 Take steps to effectively prevent child labour and protect children from exploitation, especially from work in hazardous labour conditions (Germany); 108.109 Strengthen the implementation of the National Plan of Action 20122016 on Eliminating the Intolerable Forms of Child Labour and to consider follow-up mechanisms (Italy); 108.110 Enhance the efforts to combat child labour and ensure that children do not work in hazardous labour conditions, including artisanal (informal) mines (Italy); 108.111 Continue its efforts in combating child labour, as well as including by bringing the employers to justice, and to introduce new non-violent forms of discipline for children at home and in schools (Lithuania); 108.112 Explore strategies to combat child labour (Norway); 108.113 Combat child labour, including by criminalizing employers who exploit child labour and bringing them to justice (Poland); 108.114 Continue efforts to ensure that children are protected from all forms of violence and exploitation, particularly from child labour in hazardous conditions (Republic of Korea); 108.115 Continue its efforts in the field of the protection of child rights (Morocco); 108.116 Improve the enforcement of the Law on Combating Trafficking in persons by strengthening the capacity of law enforcement to detect and prosecute perpetrators, and by expanding services for victims (Canada); 108.117 Implement the Law on Combating Human Trafficking of 2012 and strengthen the law enforcement and the judicial system, in order to ensure effective investigation and prosecution of perpetrators and to prevent trafficking (Brazil); 108.118 Criminalize all forms of human trafficking of children by enacting the strict anti-trafficking legislation (Sierra Leone); 108.119 Enhance measures in combatting trafficking in person, particularly women and children, through proper investigation and prosecution in all cases of human trafficking (Malaysia); 108.120 Allocate all necessary human and material resources to combat the trafficking of persons (Honduras); 108.121 Take budgetary, administrative and legislative measures to guarantee access to witnesses and victims of trafficking in persons to legal aid, protection and rehabilitation services (Mexico); 108.122 Continue to provide adequate human and other resources to its antihuman trafficking programmes (Philippines); 108.123 Provide training to stakeholders involved in the administration and delivery of justice, to prosecute trafficking in persons pursuant to the new regulating framework, article 113 of the Criminal Code, especially to ensure investigation of all allegations of trafficking in persons, including those against 22