A/HRC/24/4 135.5 Adopt specific legislation to combat violence against women, including social exclusion of women accused of witchcraft (Djibouti); 135.6 Consider adopting a specific legislation to eliminate violence against women, including domestic violence (Chile); 135.7 Promulgate and implement specific laws to punish violence against women (Costa Rica); 135.8 Consider formulating legislation on eliminating violence against women, including domestic violence (Indonesia); 135.9 Adopt specific legislation to eliminate violence against women, including domestic violence (Ireland); 135.10 Consider adopting a law to eliminate violence against women including domestic violence and make more efforts in order to ensure universal access to compulsory education (State of Palestine); 135.11 Bring the penal code in conformity with article 5 of the African Charter for the Rights and Welfare of the Child to which Burkina Faso is a party, which prohibits application of the death penalty to minors (Belgium); 135.12 Promote further internal consultations to ensure the adoption of a code of protection of children in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Brazil); 135.13 Accelerate the development and adoption of the Children’s Code (Republic of Moldova); 135.14 Speed up the approval of the Child Code and ensure that this instrument covers all the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Chile); 135.15 Adopt a comprehensive Child Code, ensuring that it covers all of the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Ireland); 135.16 Adopt a Child Code full in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Togo); 135.17 Adopt a national legislation on child protection and further strengthen its regional partnerships to complement national efforts to safeguard the rights of the child (the Philippines); 135.18 Speed up efforts to establish a national system for free universal birth registration throughout the country, including remote areas and strengthen awareness on the importance of birth registration (Uruguay); 135.19 Strengthen the rights of the child, particularly by ensuring the registration of all children on the Civil Register (Austria); 135.20 Continue its commitment to establishing a free birth registration system at national level in order to allow children to demand their rights during their life and to access to public services (Turkey); 135.21 Further endeavours with regard to the smooth and productive activity of the National Human Rights Commission within the country (Azerbaijan); 135.22 Continue measures aimed at the promotion of civic responsibility to improve responsible citizenship through a culture of values and respect for human rights (Azerbaijan); 16 GE.13-15534