A/HRC/27/5 134.75 Intensify the fight against sexual violence and the prosecution and punishment of those responsible (Senegal); 134.76 Strengthen the efforts aimed at fighting against violence and sexual slavery and at providing medical, legal, psychological and socioeconomic assistance to victims (Ecuador); 134.77 Investigate, prosecute and punish systematically all cases of sexual violence against girls and women, organize awareness-raising campaigns on the subject of sexual violence and put in place a national hotline (Hungary); 134.78 Exert more efforts to provide care to victims of sexual violence in collaboration and assistance with its partners and the international community (South Sudan); 134.79 Continue its efforts to address sexual and gender-based violence, in particular by developing effective mechanisms to prevent violence against women and girls (Indonesia); 134.80 Continue its efforts to eliminate gender-based violence and enhance public security (Singapore); 134.81 Investigate, prosecute and take all adequate measures to reduce and eradicate incidents of sexual gender-based violence committed by armed elements (Israel); 134.82 Strengthen the ability to prevent and combat the impunity that often surrounds sexual violence, first of all by prosecuting and bringing to justice those responsible for these crimes (Italy); 134.83 Continue its efforts to implement the national strategy of November 2009 to combat sexual violence and fulfil its action plan, which includes the fight against impunity, the protection of victims and security sector reform (Libya); 134.84 Increase the protection of victims of sexual violence by providing them with the necessary support to facilitate their psychological and physical rehabilitation (Luxembourg); 134.85 Continue implementing effectively the 2006 law on sexual violence and the zero tolerance policy (Madagascar); 134.86 Adopt additional measures aimed at providing assistance for victims of sexual violence and combating this scourge (Argentina); 134.87 Strengthen without delay the measures to fight against sexual violence and amplify efforts to ensure gender equality and women’s participation in peacebuilding, as recommended previously (Switzerland); 134.88 Continue the efforts for the protection of children and the elimination of violence against them (Algeria); 134.89 Accelerate the implementation of legislation prohibiting the worst forms of child labour (Madagascar); 134.90 Take all measures to eliminate child labour and illegal mining (Australia); 134.91 Intensify the fight against the exploitation of children in all its forms (Cape Verde); 134.92 Prevent and eradicate child labour through a national strategy (Chile); GE.14-07547 19