A/HRC/31/5 marriage to the victim does not exempt a sexual offender from punishment (Canada); 132.126 Continue its efforts to combat domestic violence, sexual harassment and exploitation of women, in particular adolescents, women heads of households without a partner and girls with children (Colombia); 132.127 Harmonize Law 293 on domestic violence to ensure it is in line with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, and allocate human, institutional and financial resources for its proper implementation (Honduras); 132.128 Criminalize marital rape and establish a common minimum age for marriage at 18 years old (Slovenia); 132.129 Adopt and implement all necessary measures to effectively prevent domestic violence and gender-based homicides (Panama); 132.130 Ban child marriage (Holy See); 132.131 Ban child marriages and amend Law 422 of 2002 on the protection of minors in conflict with the law in order to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility in compliance with international standards (Czech Republic); 132.132 Adopt a draft law on the marriage of minors (Djibouti); 132.133 Develop a strategy to combat child labour (Sierra Leone); 132.134 Implement measures to fight against child labour (France); 132.135 Take adequate measures to ensure full compatibility of national legislation with the provisions and principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocols (Slovakia); 132.136 Further strengthen measures to protect children and women from all forms of violence (Sri Lanka); 132.137 Improve the harmonization of national legislation with that of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular the legal status of corporal punishment of children and provisions on the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Croatia); 132.138 Prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including in the home and all other settings, and explicitly repeal the right to discipline children according to “general custom” in the Penal Law (Estonia); 132.139 Continue efforts of the Lebanese Government to improve the functioning of the education system, including by advancing the enrolment and by protecting street children from the worst forms of child labour (Albania); 132.140 Progress on measures to provide psychological and specialized medical services for children victims of abuse, and continue fighting the worst forms of child labour (Colombia); 132.141 Enhance promotion and protection of the rights of the child, including measures against sexual and labour exploitation (Japan); 132.142 Continue strengthening legal and policy protections which guarantee the rights of the child, in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocols (Serbia); 22