A/HRC/42/4 95.144 Provide continuing training to police, judges, health professionals, victim support services and other professional institutions working with victims of violence against women and domestic violence (Iceland); 95.145 Provide adequate training for law enforcement agencies to respond, investigate and efficiently manage cases of gender-based violence, including domestic violence (Maldives); 95.146 Train law enforcement officers to recognize the signs of domestic violence and to enforce the laws on rape and amendments to the law on domestic violence effectively, including in cases of spousal rape (United States of America); 95.147 Better protect victims of domestic violence, in particular women and children (Germany); 95.148 Continue providing adequate resources for prevention rehabilitation services for victims of domestic violence (Malaysia); and 95.149 Take further steps to enhance policies to protect and provide psychosocial support to vulnerable groups, particularly those facing domestic violence and sexual violence and for victims of human trafficking (Myanmar); 95.150 Continue strengthening its referral mechanism to adequately and promptly assist victims of gender-based violence, in particular women and children (Philippines); 95.151 Ensure the effective implementation by the State of the law on legal aid guarantees, especially with regard to victims of domestic violence and sexual violence, and ensure that victims are informed of their right to access legal aid (Republic of Moldova); 95.152 Implement preventive measures against the phenomenon of forced marriage and effectively apply the sanctions established by law for cases of gender-based violence (Spain); 95.153 Increase the coordination between the institutions that provide prevention and rehabilitation services to victims of domestic violence and ensure the resources for the operation of those institutions (Chile); 95.154 Increase the number of reception and orientation centres available to assist women victims of domestic violence, sexual violence and trafficking in human beings (Costa Rica); 95.155 Strengthen the support for victims of domestic violence, especially women and children, by increasing the number of shelter spaces, in line with article 23 of the Istanbul Convention (Denmark); 95.156 Ensures that services to victims of violence against women and domestic violence are made available to the most marginalized communities, including women in rural areas, women with disabilities and women from ethnic minority groups (Singapore); 95.157 Continue to promote and protect the rights of the child (Brunei Darussalam); 95.158 Advance in the effective implementation of the National Agenda for Children’s Rights 2017–2020, especially with respect to eliminating all forms of violence against children (Uruguay); 95.159 Allocate more resources to increase its share of funding for the National Agenda for Children’s Rights to ensure more sustainable programmes to support the development and protection of its children (Singapore); 95.160 Increase funds so that newly established mechanisms, such as the child rights protection and promotion section, can function effectively (Malta); 19