A/HRC/28/6 109.119 Intensify efforts to strengthen the fight against female genital mutilation (Ethiopia); 109.120 Continue efforts to eliminate harmful tradition practices and female genital mutilation (Rwanda); 109.121 Intensify efforts to ensure gender equality and eliminate sexual and gender-based violence (Rwanda); 109.122 Ensure the full implementation of the adopted law on sexual and gender-based offences against women (Montenegro); 109.123 Ensure the full implementation of the recently adopted law on sexual and gender-based violence against women and pursue efforts aimed at eradicating these vices (Botswana); 109.124 Continue to expand plans and measures to eliminate all forms of physical, sexual and gender-based violence in the country (Chile); 109.125 Enforce laws relating to child labour (Central African Republic); 109.126 Explore and maximize the benefits from international cooperation and partnerships to support initiatives to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Philippines); 109.127 Seek technical assistance to improve the judiciary, in order to more adequately execute its functions (Sierra Leone); 109.128 Ensure the independence of the judiciary (Central African Republic); 109.129 Actively pursue further reforms to ensure judicial independence (India); 109.130 Continue working to ensure the independence and transparency of its judicial system as well as to improve the conditions of its penitentiaries (Thailand); 109.131 Work towards strengthening the independence of the judiciary through the adoption of the Judges Bill of 2014 (Kuwait); 109.132 Take measure to ensure the independence of the judiciary, including by means of eradicating the system of presidential decisions on the appointment of judges (Mexico); 109.133 Ensure independent, effective and speedy investigation into violations of the right to freedom of expression committed by officials engaged in law enforcement duties, hold those responsible to account; and provide redress to victims (Sweden); 109.134 Implement swiftly and without preconditions the verdict of the ECOWAS Court of 10 June 2014 on the need for a thorough investigation into the disappearances of journalists Manneh and Hydara (Netherlands); 109.135 Investigate the disappearance of U.S. citizens Alhaji Ceesay and Ebrima Jobe (United States of America); 109.136 Promote national efforts aimed at enhancing judicial reform, so as to cater for expanding recourse to courts of law, partly as a result of the growth of the Gambian economy (Egypt); 109.137 Consider drawing up legislation to raise the legal age of marriage to 18 years (Sierra Leone); 21