A/HRC/13/6 54. Adopt and implement robust measures to better address domestic violence (Canada); 55. Continue efforts directed towards protection of the rights of women and children (Russian Federation); 56. Strengthen efforts against all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence (Sweden); 57. Remain vigilant on the issues of blood feud and domestic violence; develop and support programmes to provide help to victims of domestic violence (Slovenia); 58. Intensify efforts to combat sexual violence and ill-treatment against women and children, including by providing specific training to law enforcement officers and judges (Malaysia); 59. Pursue its efforts to diligently combat the smuggling and trafficking of persons and envisage appropriate channels for sharing its experience and its knowledge with countries that may wish to benefit from them (Algeria); 60. Adopt and implement robust measures aimed at addressing human trafficking (Canada); 61. Continue pursuing efforts to combat human trafficking, with emphasis on protection of victims (France); 62. Continue efforts aimed at combating trafficking of human beings (Russian Federation); 63. Further develop specific measures and rehabilitation programmes directed at the long-term reintegration of victims of trafficking (Poland); 64. Bolster its efforts to address the issue of trafficking in persons, especially women and girls, in a more comprehensive and systematic manner that includes all aspects of prevention, protection and prosecution (Republic of Korea); 65. Adopt further measures to fight human trafficking and assist its victims (Slovenia); 66. Ensure that the Ministries of Labour, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunity take further steps to eliminate the worst forms of child labour, that they address the informal sector in these measures, and that they receive adequate training to detect and prevent unlawful child labour, improve the quality of and increase the number of workplace inspections in both formal and informal sectors, and work with the courts to effectively prosecute perpetrators (United States of America); 67. Adopt the necessary reforms to improve the capacities and effectiveness of the national judiciary system (Belgium); 68. Implement effective and comprehensive reform of the penitentiary system (Canada); 69. Establish detention facilities for juvenile detainees (Italy); 70. Take effective measures to accelerate the consolidation of property rights (Canada); 71. Adopt further measures to ensure birth registration of all children (Czech Republic); 17