A/HRC/36/13 129.195 Further promote awareness-raising campaigns and educational programmes in order to put an end to social rejection and stigmatization faced by unmarried pregnant women and girls (Timor-Leste); 129.196 Accelerate the procedures of adoption of the code on the protection of children (Georgia); 129.197 Repeal article 326 of the penal code, which allows perpetrators of the rape of minors to escape justice by marrying their victims, and amend the family code in order to grant women the same status and legal capacity as men (Canada); 129.198 Revise article 336 of the penal code in order to define the crime of rape as a non-consensual sexual relationship (Paraguay); 129.199 Abolish the article in the penal code which allows rapists of underage girls to escape trial by marrying their victims (Israel); 129.200 Consider revisiting the penal code, which allows those who are guilty of rape to escape punishment if they marry the victim (Namibia); 129.201 Enact legislation to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Montenegro); 129.202 Continue its endeavour in combating child abuse (Islamic Republic of Iran); 129.203 Continue efforts to ensure the protection of children from all forms of violence and abuse (Jordan); 129.204 Further strengthen the efforts to promote the rights of the child, in particular to prevent crimes against children (Sri Lanka); 129.205 Expand the scope of protection of children against crimes committed online (United Arab Emirates); 129.206 Take necessary measures to ensure the registration and enrolment of children born out of wedlock (Turkey); 129.207 Guarantee the civil registration of children born out of marriage, as well as of refugee and stateless children (Paraguay); 129.208 Take measures for the systematic registration of children born outside of marriage and of refugee children or migrants (Togo); 129.209 Continue the process of the juvenile justice reform by taking further measures in line with the nature of children and their needs (United Arab Emirates); 129.210 Reform the juvenile justice system and ensure the separation of children from adults in detention places, including by taking measures to reduce prison overcrowding (Botswana); 129.211 Intensify efforts to reform the judicial system, including the juvenile justice system (Georgia); 129.212 Continue to invest in policies and programmes aimed at enhancement of youth development and education (Philippines); 129.213 Protect the youth from societal dangers (Kuwait); 129.214 Implement the Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities to stamp out social stigma, fears and misconceptions affecting persons with disabilities, especially the most vulnerable ones, especially the children and the women (Kenya); 129.215 GE.17-12216 Continue paying attention to persons with special needs (Oman); 21