A/HRC/42/4 95.161 Continue its efforts to accelerate the implementation of its legal and policy framework on child protection (Georgia); 95.162 Ensure the effective implementation of legal provisions on child protection (France); 95.163 Continue efforts towards the implementation of its legal and policy framework on child protection (Slovakia); 95.164 Ensure that all mechanisms and State institutions mandated by Law No. 18/2017 to promote, protect and fulfil the rights of children, including the Office of the People’s Advocate, are appropriately funded and adequately resourced (Ireland); 95.165 Continue conducting training and awareness-raising activities in the field of children’s rights (Philippines); 95.166 Continue to implement policies to systematically and effectively combat violence against children (Chile); 95.167 Continue its awareness-raising programmes and campaigns against violence in all environments and the promotion of good practices of family conflict resolution and positive parenting (Slovakia); 95.168 Prohibit corporal punishment at schools and in public institutions (Cyprus); 95.169 Take effective measures to fight child poverty, child slavery, forced labour and sexual exploitation of children (Belgium); 95.170 Continue efforts to combat child exploitation through a national action plan for the protection of children from economic exploitation, including children in street situations (Brunei Darussalam); 95.171 Update and strengthen the normative and institutional framework to protect all children from online risks (Maldives); 95.172 Discontinue the practice of temporary placement of children in institutions and develop and implement a comprehensive deinstitutionalization strategy (Bulgaria); 95.173 Implement its plan for the deinstitutionalization of children, and reunite them with their biological families or place them in a family-type setting, while ensuring that no child is left without protection (Switzerland); 95.174 Set a minimum legal age of marriage of 18 years (Cyprus); 95.175 Introduce a legislative ban on early child marriages and hold accountable those violating such a ban (Russian Federation); 95.176 Strengthen the efforts to prevent and combat child, early and forced marriage (Italy); 95.177 Strictly prohibit child marriage, criminalize violations of that prohibition and increase efforts to raise awareness of child marriage (Slovakia); 95.178 Develop tailored policy responses at the national level, especially in rural areas, aimed at protecting children from the phenomenon of blood feud (Croatia); 95.179 Continue to devote primary attention to guaranteeing the full enjoyment of the rights of children, including the right to access education, including for those involved in episodes of blood feud (Italy); 95.180 Continue government efforts to guarantee equal and nondiscriminatory treatment of individuals belonging to national minority groups (Egypt); 20