A/HRC/32/9 abuse, ensuring that there are complaints channels, facilitating access to justice and guaranteeing the prosecution and punishment of perpetrators (Uruguay); 102.89 Continue the work on inter-family violence and the implementation of public policies for rural women (Dominican Republic); 102.90 Consider specific measures for the protection of the rights of children and adolescents, notably through the objectives defined within the national strategy for the prevention and elimination of child labour (Angola); 102.91 Incorporate child sex tourism explicitly as a criminal offence in order to bring national legislation in conformity with the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Belgium); 102.92 Strengthen the prevention, detection and response to cases of exploitation, sexual abuses and other forms of violence against children (Panama); 102.93 Move towards the adoption of a law that prohibits the work of children below the age of 14, as well as the worst forms of child labour and domestic child labour (Chile); 102.94 Continue conducting actions with a view to eradicating child labour in the country (Cuba); 102.95 Raise the minimum age for domestic work to 18 years of age, and strongly reconsider increasing the minimum wage in this sector (Haiti); 102.96 Eradicate the practice of criadazgo and other forms of child labor (Panama); 102.97 Adopt a comprehensive care policy to protect children living on the streets (Mexico); 102.98 Pursue measures for the protection of children, in particular children living in the streets and domestic worker children (Algeria); 102.99 Adopt the National Plan to Prevent, Combat and Care for the victims of trafficking (Greece); 102.100 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings (Tajikistan); 102.101 Put an end to trafficking in persons, particularly for purposes of sexual exploitation or child labour (Islamic Republic of Iran); 102.102 Effectively combat human trafficking, exploitation and forced labour (Malaysia); in particular sexual 102.103 Provide assistance, reintegration programs and skills training for victims of human trafficking to allow their reintegration into society (Malaysia); 102.104 Provide adequate human resources and budget to implement its national anti-trafficking in persons policies and programs (Philippines); 102.105 Continue working towards the modernization of justice so as to guarantee its independence and impartiality, in particular with regard to vulnerable groups, such as indigenous people and persons with disabilities (Spain); 18