A/HRC/39/12 147.43 Enhance the promotion and protection of fundamental human rights in accordance with the level of socioeconomic development of the country in keeping with international human rights instruments (Tajikistan); 147.44 Redouble efforts and commitments in upholding human rights and fundamental freedoms (Nigeria); 147.45 Enact legislation clearly prohibiting corporal punishment (Zambia); 147.46 Formulate rules of procedures for the use of clause 22 of the 2017 Child Marriage Restraint Act to clarify existing gaps in order to prevent misuse of the provision allowing marriage for children below the legal age in “special circumstances” (Denmark); 147.47 Continue to strengthen its measures in preventing child marriages (Viet Nam); 147.48 Amend the Child Marriage Restraint Act to maintain the legal minimum age at 18 years (Republic of Korea); 147.49 Move towards the real and effective elimination of child marriage, restricting to the maximum the application of exceptions (Spain); 147.50 Step up measures to combat child prostitution and early marriage (Gabon); 147.51 Strengthen existing law and practice to guarantee effectively the rights of children, in particular by combating violence against children, child labour and forced marriages, and by improving access to education (Poland); 147.52 Establish a comprehensive national system for the protection of children to prevent and respond to violence against children, prohibit corporal punishment of children and implement awareness and education programmes in this area (Uruguay); 147.53 Put an end to the practices of early marriage and the payment of dowries by implementing laws prohibiting such practices (Belgium); 147.54 Promptly and thoroughly investigate all allegations of extrajudicial execution or enforced disappearance and bring those responsible to justice (Switzerland); 147.55 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Montenegro); 147.56 Consider revising the Penal Code and the Children Act in order to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings and raising the minimum legal age for marriage to 18 years under all circumstances (Namibia); 147.57 Continue the efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 147.58 Iran); Continue efforts to eliminate human trafficking (Islamic Republic of 147.59 Continue paying attention to the issue of trafficking in human beings at the national and the international level (Belarus); 147.60 Take immediate steps to implement the Human Trafficking Deterrence and Suppression Rules under the 2012 Act, and the National Plan of Action 2015–2017, as a means of addressing the high levels of trafficking (Botswana); 147.61 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in humans, particularly the exploitation of children, by stepping up measures against traffickers (Djibouti); 147.62 Enhance cooperation at all levels to address trafficking in persons, in particular women and girls (Guyana); 14