A/HRC/15/4 and the protection of women and children, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Israel); 71.41. Adopt measures to prevent, punish and eliminate all forms of violence against women, including intra- and extramarital rape, domestic violence and degrading treatment (Argentina); 71.42. Enact without delay legislation on domestic violence, including marital rape and all forms of sexual abuse, and strengthen its awareness-raising and educational efforts to address the health consequences of female genital mutilation and provide medical support to those affected by it (Slovenia); 71.43. Raise awareness about the Law on Reproductive Health and strengthen education efforts in this area, ensure that perpetrators of female genital mutilation are prosecuted, address the health consequences of female genital mutilation and provide medical support to victims (Netherlands); 71.44. Make sure that the rules which establish the scope of action of the law and order forces prevent acts of violence against women (Belgium); 71.45. Undertake more effective measures to address the problems of impunity and violence against women and girls, including through the strengthening of law enforcement and the judicial system and intensive media and education programmes aimed at increasing public awareness and sensitivities on the rights of women (Malaysia); 71.46. Pursue the fight against the impunity of the perpetrators of sexual violence against women and young girls (Senegal); 71.47. Publicly denounce gender-based violence and ensure the effective prosecution of those responsible for such violence, including members of the armed forces and security forces (Netherlands); 71.48. Strengthen its efforts to effectively enforce the criminalization of female genital mutilation, as well as the implementation of a national plan of action against female genital mutilation (Norway); 71.49. Continue its efforts to combat the trafficking of women and children in law and in practice, and take adequate measures to combat the phenomenon by providing comprehensive information and data on trafficking in women and girls, as recommended by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Israel); 71.50. Take more adequate measures to prevent trafficking and strengthen the economic situation of women so as to reduce their vulnerability to exploitation and trafficking (Netherlands); 71.51. Punish and prevent trafficking in children for the purpose of forced labour (Argentina); 71.52. Pursue with determination the implementation of its reforms of the judicial and security sectors (Morocco); 71.53. Undertake effective restructuring of the judicial system, armed forces, police and other security forces, with the aim of strengthening the protection of human rights in law enforcement (Ghana); 71.54. Carry out a security sector reform and a reform of the judicial system guaranteeing the independence of the judiciary (France); 15