A/HRC/36/15 131.151 Intensify efforts to address factors contributing to women being disproportionately affected by poverty, especially single mothers and women of old age, including by ensuring adequate social protection and safeguards, providing opportunities for additional income generation and improving child care facilities (Malaysia); 131.152 Intensify its efforts to fully implement the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Bangladesh); 131.153 Continue taking measures in order to protect the rights of the child, inter alia by ratifying the third Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Georgia); 131.154 Intensify its efforts in relation to children’s rights, including, in particular, in the Caribbean countries forming part of the State, including to prohibit corporal punishment in all settings, to develop and implement public awareness programmes, to reduce the rate of children dropping out of school, to intensify efforts to eradicate child labour, to raise the minimum age of recruitment in the military to 18 years and to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communications procedure without reservations (Ireland); 131.155 Continue its efforts to provide children at risk with easy access to the necessary psychological care (Timor-Leste); 131.156 Provide sufficient resources and establish mechanisms for monitoring and assessing the implementation of its action plans on children’s rights (Timor-Leste); 131.157 Continue efforts to protect children from sexual exploitation, protect unaccompanied refugee children and protect them from enforced disappearance (Tunisia); 131.158 Continue its solid efforts to strengthen the protection of the rights of the child, particularly with regard to child trafficking and child sex tourism (Indonesia); 131.159 Investigate the disappearance of unaccompanied children from asylum reception centres and search for and identify those who might have been victims of enforced disappearance (Zambia); 131.160 Provide adequate health care for children with low economic status, as well as children who are not documented (Bahrain); 131.161 Put an end to the “baby box” initiatives, which allow the anonymous abandonment of children without knowing their identity (Lebanon); 131.162 Combat all forms of discrimination against refugee children, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants (Paraguay); 131.163 Consider amending a piece of legislation in Netherlands law to allow for the separation of juveniles from adults in correctional centres (Zambia); 131.164 Consider amending the juvenile justice law to cover all children under the age of 18 years (Botswana); 131.165 Amend laws on the minimum age of criminal responsibility, which make it possible to deal with some children as adult criminals (Egypt); 131.166 Increase the minimum age of voluntary recruitment into the army to 18 years (Paraguay); 131.167 Implement the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities by, among other things, amending the job support schemes in order to enable all persons with disabilities to access employment in the same way as those without disabilities (Kenya); 20