A/HRC/36/4 providing relevant training to the competent authorities on the protection of, and prevention of violence against, women and girls (Nicaragua); 118.126 Continue to improve the procedures for prosecuting and sanctioning those responsible for acts of violence against women, as well as guaranteeing constant monitoring of the implementation of the national plan to eradicate gender-based violence against children (El Salvador); 118.127 Further strengthen mechanisms fostering perpetrators of gender-based violence (Slovakia); prosecution of all 118.128 Constantly monitor the implementation of the national plan for the eradication of gender-based violence against children adolescents and women, in order to ensure the proper investigation, prosecution and punishment of the persons responsible for acts of violence against women (Portugal); 118.129 Intensify efforts in the fight against violence against women and child abuse, to guarantee that normative and institutional measures adopted are effective to address the problem (Spain); 118.130 Systematically collect data on violence against women, sexual violence and trafficking (Sweden); 118.131 Ensure that women victims of violence receive appropriate help and perpetrators are brought to justice (Italy); 118.132 Grant all the necessary resources for the establishment of the judicial units specialized on legal provisions related to violence against women (Panama); 118.133 Strengthen protection mechanisms for women victims of violence, from the first moment of the complaint (Paraguay); 118.134 Further strengthen the human rights institutions to ensure better protection of the rights of children, women and indigenous people (Pakistan); 118.135 Continue to implement administrative and judicial measures for the effective protection of women and girls against sexual violence and abuse and for the punishment of perpetrators (Brazil); 118.136 Continue strengthening universal birth registration services in the country, ensuring that they are free and accessible to all (Slovakia); 118.137 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Iceland); 118.138 Introduce and enforce legislation prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the family, schools and all places of deprivation of liberty (Liechtenstein); 118.139 Enact legislation to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Montenegro); 118.140 Continue combating all forms of child abuse (Djibouti); 118.141 Ensure that all ill-treatment and sexual violence against children in educational settings is promptly, efficiently and impartially investigated, that perpetrators are brought to justice and that the victims receive reparation and are provided with the protection and support they require (Belgium); 118.142 Implement, consistently, norms and public policies to promote the rights of people with disabilities (Cuba); 118.143 Make further efforts for the protection of rights of persons with disabilities and share good experiences in this regard (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 118.144 Continue taking measures in order to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and develop programmes to ensure their enjoyment of their rights to education, health, housing and labour (Egypt); 18