A/HRC/21/13 129.93 Adopt measures to combat impunity in cases of enforced disappearances during the internal conflict which took place between 1992 and 1998 (Spain); 129.94 Redouble its efforts to shed light on the cases of enforced disappearances that have remained unresolved (France) investigate the enforced disappearances cases that have not yet been clarified, in order to ensure the enjoyment of the right to truth and justice for the relatives of disappeared persons (Argentina); 129.95 Respond positively to the visit request by the WGED and invite the Special rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence (France); 129.96 Intensify efforts to promote and protect the rights of the child (Bahrain); 129.97 Improve the procedures for the protection against child abuse (Qatar); 129.98 Pursue its efforts to fight against violence against children (Republic of Moldova) and further combat violence against children in the school environment (Togo); 129.99 Continue efforts aimed at the protection of children from violence (Jordan); 129.100 Prohibit specifically and by law all corporal punishment of children at home, care institutions, penitentiary centres and any other settings, in conformity with article 19 of CRC (Uruguay), take all necessary steps to prohibit corporal punishment in all settings and align its national legislation with the provisions of the CRC (Hungary); 129.101 Pay particular attention to protect childhood, as established in the strategic framework 2008–2015, through intensifying actions to enact a Children Protection Code (Chile) and fully implement the National Action Plan for Children 2008–2015 entitled “Algeria worthy of children” (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 129.102 Ensure that all cases of trafficking and sexual exploitation of children are investigated (Slovenia); 129.103 Step up efforts to fight trafficking of persons and in this regard consider the possibility of developing a comprehensive national strategy for the fight against trafficking in persons (Belarus) strengthen its efforts in combating it and consider the provision of shelters for such victims (India); 129.104 Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on Torture (Sweden); 129.105 Establish a monitoring mechanism against torture and all other forms of ill-treatment and to allow the conduction of periodic visits in all places of detention (Germany); 129.106 Pursue to further its politics regarding human rights education and training for law enforcement officials in the field of combating torture and illtreatment (Greece); 129.107 Eliminate legislation criminalizing sexual relations between persons of the same sex, as well as discriminatory legislation on the ground of sexual orientation (Spain) and guarantee the right to the protection of privacy to all 22 GE.12-14978