A/HRC/42/4 95.127 Strengthen efforts to implement legislation and national action plans on domestic violence and violence against women (Slovenia); 95.128 Ensure effective implementation of the recommendations of the Council of Europe Group of Experts on Action against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Belgium); 95.129 Continue its efforts to bring the national legal framework into compliance with the Istanbul Convention (Georgia); 95.130 Put into effect a follow-up plan for the implementation of the Istanbul Convention, specifically on the prevention of domestic violence, rehabilitation of victims and engagement with perpetrators, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 5 (Netherlands); 95.131 Strengthen measures to address the issue of domestic violence and ensure the full enforcement of the law on measures against violence in family relations (Indonesia); 95.132 Ensure the full implementation of the law on measures against violence in family relations through the development of by-laws, the allocation of sufficient funding and the training of staff to ensure adequate support to victims of violence (Sweden); 95.133 Ensure the full implementation of the law on measures against violence in family relations, prohibiting the use of mediation or conciliation in cases concerning domestic violence (Iceland); 95.134 Take further measures to combat domestic violence, including by fully implementing the existing legislation and by guaranteeing that women victims of violence can access legal aid and social services (Italy); 95.135 Continue endeavours aimed at combating domestic violence and ensure that all reports of domestic violence are thoroughly investigated and perpetrators are brought to justice (Lithuania); 95.136 Fight against domestic violence through preventive and punitive measures, identification and elimination of the obstacles to filing complaints for victims of violence and by raising the awareness of the population (France); 95.137 Implement fully the normative framework and policies aimed at preventing violence against women, particularly by addressing factors that prevent denunciations of cases of gender-based violence (Honduras); 95.138 Guarantee better protection for women and children by putting in place mechanisms that provide early warning of signs of violence (Algeria); 95.139 Contribute financially to the free consultation helpline for girls and women victims of gender-based violence (Switzerland); 95.140 Ensure that police are adequately trained and have skills to respond, investigate and properly manage cases of violence against women, as well as to seek orders of protection for victims (Iceland); 95.141 Step up efforts to provide its duty bearers with training on assisting victims of gender-based violence (Philippines); 95.142 Provide ongoing training for police, judges, health professionals, victim support services and other professional institutions dealing with victims of gender-based and domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 95.143 Adopt the necessary legislative and administrative measures, including through the sensitization and training of law enforcement officials, in order to prevent impunity for acts of domestic violence and provide proper assistance and support to victims (Brazil); 18