A/HRC/31/6 127.21 Adopt practical measures to combat violence against women and children, particularly female genital mutilation (Angola); 127.22 Combat clandestine practices of female genital mutilations (Djibouti); 127.23 Strictly implement existing legislation against child labour and expedite the approval of the bill on the prohibition of child labour, in line with the recommendation made by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Argentina); 127.24 Intensify its efforts to totally eliminate slavery and slavery-like practices in the country (Sri Lanka); 127.25 Fully and effectively eradicate practices of slavery and ensure that all victims of crimes of slavery receive justice, truth and reparation (Kenya); 127.26 Continue its efforts to eliminate all traditional and modern forms of slavery, including forced child labour (Argentina); 127.27 Continue to implement measures to eradicate the legacy of and the contemporary forms of slavery (Cuba); 127.28 Take adequate measures to eradicate all contemporary forms of slavery (Angola); 127.29 Ensure the effective implementation of the legislation criminalizing slavery and guarantee effective remedies to victims of slavery (Poland); 127.30 Enforce its anti-slavery legislation and fully guarantee the application of the principle of non-discrimination and ensure the full enjoyment of all human rights by every member of society (South Africa); 127.31 Implement the laws on slavery and ensure that all crimes of slavery are subject to prosecution (Switzerland); 127.32 Review the Anti-Slavery Act explicitly to provide for victims’ representation, protection and support (Uganda); 127.33 Step up the review of the 2007 law to combat slavery in order to ensure that exhaustive, impartial, and effective investigations can be carried out of all alleged slavery crimes (Uruguay); 127.34 Take measures to ensure the compliance of its legislation against slavery and take effective measures to compensate those who have suffered slavery (Costa Rica); 127.35 Ensure the effective application of the law on the criminalisation of slavery (France); 127.36 Provide all necessary means for the implementation of the 2015 anti-slavery law, as well as the 2014 road map on the eradication of the consequences of slavery, including specific measures for the protection of victims and effective access to justice, as well as mandatory training on anti slavery laws for police, administrative and judicial officials (Ireland); 127.37 Continue the implementation of the national programme to combat the consequences of slavery, and increase the awareness raising campaigns on its prohibition (Qatar); GE.15-22687 19/26