A/HRC/29/8 131.81. Strengthen the measures to combat violence against women, especially domestic violence (India); 131.82. Ensure the allocation of adequate resources for the implementation of Organic Law 1/2004 on measures of protection against gender violence, giving special attention to its accessibility through a national action plan (Chile); 131.83. Redouble efforts aimed at combating violence against women and children, especially those with disabilities (Ghana); 131.84. Continue efforts aimed at promoting rights of children, in particular migrant children and victims of sexual violence and abuse (Ukraine); 131.85. Combat effectively violence against children resulting from the sexual abuse of minors (Iran (Islamic republic of)); 131.86. Step up efforts to fight unlawful treatment of and violence against children, including sexual abuse (Russian Federation); 131.87. Continue improving combating of trafficking in persons (Lebanon); 131.88. Increase international and regional cooperation with regard to the issue of trafficking in persons (Qatar); 131.89. Continue to combat trafficking in human beings (Romania); 131.90. Improve the procedures used to identify victims and to address the special needs of child victims of trafficking (Albania); 131.91. Continue to take measures to combat trafficking of persons (Armenia); 131.92. Implement a new plan against people trafficking for sexual exploitation as soon as possible (Australia); 131.93. Continue its efforts regarding human trafficking for sexual exploitation, and consider drafting a new version of the comprehensive plan to fight trafficking for sexual exploitation (France); 131.94. Strengthen efforts to promote a transparent political system by streamlining judicial procedures to investigate and prosecute corruption expeditiously (United States of America); 131.95. Review the reform of the national justice system of early 2014, in particular with the aim of ensuring and enforcing the principle of universality of international human rights law (Germany); 131.96. Consider adopting the principle of restorative justice, with its alternative sentencing, in the juvenile justice system (Indonesia); 131.97. Continue the implementation of the Historical Memory Act despite the economic crisis (Lebanon); 131.98. Develop a comprehensive and inclusive strategy to deal with the past, based on the rights of victims and the obligations of States, namely justice, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition (Switzerland); 131.99. Continue its efforts in addressing historical injustices and protecting the rights of the victims of such injustices, both at the national and international levels (Armenia); 131.100. Use comparative studies to address the challenges posed by the investigation of international law crimes committed during the Civil War and 19