A/HRC/44/16 100.174 Continue efforts to raise awareness regarding child rights and protect children from neglect, harm and violence (Saudi Arabia); 100.175 Consider implementing a system of birth registration for vulnerable population groups and in isolated regions (Senegal); 100.176 Undertake initiatives to combat child marriages, including through improving economic and social conditions that buttress their proliferation, and undertake a robust public education campaign to reduce the number of minors married with judicial authorization annually (Bahamas); 100.177 Continue efforts to eliminate violence against children and protect them (Tunisia); 100.178 Continue to provide the necessary resources for the efficient functioning of the Sexual Offences Court and the Children’s Court (Barbados); 100.179 Strengthen measures that specifically prohibit corporal punishment of boys and girls (Dominican Republic); 100.180 Take all measures to end genital mutilation and early or forced child marriages and fight effectively against the impunity of perpetrators of genderbased violence, sexual violence and harassment (France); 100.181 Prohibit corporal punishment of children both in private and public life in accordance with article 19 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Germany); 100.182 Continue the efforts of the Child Protection Agency to ensure a systematic public education and awareness programme on sexual abuse and neglect of children (India); 100.183 Take further measures to prevent abuse of children, including sexual abuse (Italy); 100.184 Continue strengthening measures to eliminate child labour (Japan); 100.185 Ensure that public policies address the prevention of child pregnancy through educational campaigns and social services, in accordance with targets 5.3 and 5.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Paraguay); 100.186 Strengthen the protection of the rights of Amerindian peoples through the revision of the Amerindian Act and other relevant laws to align them with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Peru); 100.187 Continue to take further steps to ensure the protection of land rights of its indigenous peoples (Philippines); 100.188 Continue efforts aimed at the protection of the rights of indigenous communities and peoples and achieve a greater inclusion of them (Dominican Republic); 100.189 Harmonize national legislation on mental health in accordance with international law, in particular the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Panama); 100.190 Enhance the protection of persons with disabilities by bringing the Mental Health Ordinance of 1933 into line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Peru); 100.191 Increase efforts to provide reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities in order to enhance their ability to access facilities and buildings (Syrian Arab Republic); 100.192 Take steps with a view to ensure the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities in the whole territory of the country (Azerbaijan); 20