A/HRC/25/6 135.85. Strengthen laws and policies for effective implementation to end violence against children and ensure the full implementation of the 2003 Child Rights Act (Maldives); 135.86. Introduce appropriate legal measures prohibiting all forms of violence against children, ensure accountability and end impunity (Poland); 135.87. Strengthen efforts to eliminate exploitative child labour (Sri Lanka); 135.88. Further implement concrete measures and policies to combat trafficking of children and child labour in the country (Cambodia); 135.89. Ensure more effective protection of children and better promotion of their well-being in every dimension, particularly with respect to trafficking and sexual exploitation, excisions, early marriages and forced labour (Cape Verde); 135.90. Continue efforts to tackle human trafficking, notably through enhancing awareness-raising initiatives (Senegal); 135.91. Continue efforts to effectively prevent human trafficking and reinforce law enforcement and the training of police (Netherlands); 135.92. Strengthen protection measures to protect children against violence (Senegal); 135.93. Ensure the protection of children's human rights by reducing and eliminating domestic and international child trafficking, sexual abuse, economic exploitation, “baby farming”, widespread homelessness, abuse stemming from belief in child witchcraft, and forced conversions (Holy See); 135.94. Urgently address child, early and forced marriage by putting in place legislation that clarifies the legal age for marriage, honouring commitments made in the country’s last UPR to prevent and eliminate the practice (Canada); 135.95. Take measures to prevent the sexual abuse, neglect and trafficking of children, child prostitution and pornography, in line with commitments under the OP-CRC-SC (Republic of Moldova); 135.96. Continue improving the situation of children, who were at risk, especially girls (State of Palestine); 135.97. End domestic and sexual violence against women and girls, by enacting laws and creating awareness in communities to end the social stigmatization relating to it (Maldives); 135.98. Continue to improve its public policies aimed at combating violence against women (Philippines); 135.99. Continue to make efforts to curb violence against women, especially with regard to the prohibition of female genital mutilation, at the national level (Republic of Korea); 135.100. Continue to work in favour of women’s rights, including the fight against early marriages, respecting the rights of widows, and eradicating female genital mutilation and respecting sexual and reproductive rights (France); 135.101. Enact a comprehensive national law prohibiting FGM and continue awareness-raising campaigns to eradicate this scourge (Austria); 135.102. Legislation for the eradication of FGM as well as to take effective measure to raise awareness of the people (Japan); 19