A/HRC/25/9 118.7. Fast-track the issuance of newly proposed laws such as the child rights law, and the laws regulating centres and institutions for disabled persons (Tunisia); 118.8. Review all executive laws relevant to juveniles (State of Palestine); 118.9. Strengthen legislation protecting women and girls from forced or underage marriage and strengthen its penal code regarding rape, in particular by removing article 308 and amending the Penal Code to remove the exemption of those accused of honour crimes from prosecution, and strengthen the enforcement of this legislation, particularly in refugee camps (Canada); 118.10. Ensure the inclusion of all parts of the society in the drafting of laws (Bahrain); 118.11. Continue its efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights (Yemen); 118.12. Continue building the national human rights institutional framework and ensure its effective functioning (Ukraine); 118.13. Provide the Jordanian National Centre for Human Rights and other relevant institutions with adequate human, technical and financial resources so that they can properly fulfil their mandate (Sierra Leone); 118.14. Continue its efforts to strengthen the role of its national mechanisms and institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights in the country, particularly those of women and children (Bhutan); 118.15. Further promote the respect of human rights by executing public awareness campaigns on issues such as equal treatment between women and men, combating child labour, human trafficking and domestic violence (Cambodia); 118.16. Take measures aimed at the further strengthening of national human rights institutions and continue its policy of aligning national legislation with international obligations (Pakistan); 118.17. Continue to focus on human rights education through awarenessraising campaigns as well as necessary legislation (Pakistan); 118.18. Continue national efforts that aim to promote a culture of and the principles of human rights, including them in the educational curriculum (Saudi Arabia); 118.19. Continue strengthening its efforts in the promotion and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, particularly women and persons with disabilities (Brunei Darussalam); 118.20. Enhance ongoing efforts regarding human rights education and training for all public officials (Greece); 118.21. Step up its efforts through providing mandatory human rights education and training for law enforcement personnel, the judiciary, prison guards and other relevant public officials (Slovenia); 118.22. Continue to devote special attention to the promotion and protection of the human rights of vulnerable groups, such as women, children and the elderly (Russian Federation); 16