A/HRC/18/16 83.114. Criminalize the worst forms of child labour and accede to international treaties which ban this practice (Saudi Arabia); 83.115. Adopt national legislation to protect child rights, create follow-up mechanisms, criminalize the worst forms of child labour and accede to international treaties banning this practice (Mauritania); 83.116. Take efforts to organize more training programmes for national personnel working in the areas of judicial affairs and law enforcement, in accordance with international human rights principles (Egypt); 83.117. Train professionals in the area of judicial affairs so as to enable them to perform their role effectively (Palestine); 83.118. Continue to take measures to support the rule of law and ensure that justice is brought to Darfur (Syria); 83.119. Seek technical assistance and capacity-building support from relevant United Nations agencies as well as from other international organizations in the field of human rights, and provide human rights training for judges, public prosecutors, legal advisors and law enforcement agencies (Turkey); 83.120. Step up human rights education and training for personnel involved in prosecution and law enforcement activities, including the police, armed forces personnel, judges and lawyers (Malaysia); 83.121. Strengthen awareness-raising and training in the human rights area, in particular for judges and law enforcement personnel (Jordan); 83.122. Implement the recently adopted United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (the Bangkok Rules) to improve the treatment of female offenders and seek appropriate assistance for its implementation from relevant United Nations agencies (Thailand); 83.123. Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility currently fixed at 12 years, in compliance with its international obligations (France); 83.124. Make all allegations of extrajudicial executions, forced disappearances, torture and other ill-treatment, as well as grave violations of human rights and international humanitarian law the object of effective and independent investigations at the earliest, to bring the perpetrators of these acts to justice, irrespective of their ranks or functions (Switzerland); 83.125. Ensure that those suspected of being responsible for crimes under international law in Darfur are investigated and prosecuted before independent and impartial courts, without resort to the death penalty (Austria); 83.126. Take concrete action to end impunity in Darfur (Norway); 83.127. Enhance measures swiftly to address the issues of impunity, arbitrary arrests and detention, the lack of access to a fair trial and reliance on traditional courts, among others (Japan); 83.128. Adopt strong and decisive measures to punish those responsible for the rape of girls and women (Honduras); 83.129. Adopt all necessary measures to bring the perpetrators of all serious human rights violations in the country to justice (Slovenia); 20