A/HRC/31/6 126.38 Establish expeditious legal remedies that are accessible to women victims of violence and harmful practices, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Slovenia); 126.39 Arrange the enactment of the law on combating violence against women as well as develop the instruments of its implementation (Ukraine); 126.40 Finalize the process of adoption of the draft law on gender-based violence, ensuring its effective implementation (Turkey); 126.41 Strengthen the legal framework to combat all forms of violence against women and ensure its concrete implementation (France); 126.42 Step up measures to put an end to sexual violence and promote participation of women in political and public life (Mexico); 126.43 Intensify efforts to combat violence against women, including the elimination of female genital mutilation, by increasing resources for public awareness and educational campaigns, and by encouraging faster legislative action against gender-based violence (Philippines); 126.44 Modify its national law to define rape as a criminal offense (Sierra Leone); 126.45 Adopt a comprehensive legislation to address gender based violence and human trafficking (Botswana); 126.46 Develop a comprehensive national strategy for combating child, early and forced marriages (Montenegro); 126.47 Continue and intensify efforts to eradicate female genital mutilations and gavage, including implementation of legal measures to penalise these practices (Canada); 126.48 Continue its efforts to implement a law to combat child labour by adopting a draft law on prohibition of child labour and tackling its main causes (State of Palestine); 126.49 Pursue its efforts to implement the plan of action for combatting child labour (Sudan); 126.50 Take all necessary measures to eradicate child labour and to enact and implement a suitable Action Plan (Italy); 126.51 Implement laws combating child and early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation (Namibia); 126.52 Double its efforts in addressing the vulnerable conditions of children who live on the streets including by implementing existing legislation against child labour and its plan of action to combat chil d labour (Malaysia); 126.53 Ensure nationwide, systematic and regular disaggregated data on all forms of slavery (South Africa); collection of 126.54 Investigate and deal with complaints in relation to slavery and similar treatments, and protect children from these practices (Mexico); 126.55 Continue to take effective measures to combat human trafficking (Uzbekistan); 126.56 Strengthen national mechanisms and efforts in combating human trafficking (Ethiopia); 16/26 GE.15-22687