A/HRC/37/11 130.31 Amend the legislation to ensure that perpetrators of domestic violence are punished, while the State improves the victim support system (Zambia); 130.32 Continue implementation of its Comprehensive Plan to Prevent Domestic Violence, including through awareness-raising (Sri Lanka); 130.33 Take further steps so as to enact a comprehensive and general legislation for the prevention of gender-based violence (Turkey); 130.34 Continue efforts to eliminate domestic violence through implementation of its Framework Act on Gender Equality (Azerbaijan); 130.35 Consider the adoption of a comprehensive strategy to eliminate gender violence, particularly domestic violence and marital rape (Chile); 130.36 Criminalize marital rape (Honduras); 130.37 Share its best practices and challenges in reaching out to the most vulnerable mine victims (Sri Lanka); 130.38 Step up its ongoing efforts in the field of the freedom of expression and assembly (Greece); 130.39 Adopt legal and practical safeguards to protect freedom of expression and of assembly (Brazil); 130.40 Guarantee freedom of expression and peaceful association and safeguard the activities of human rights defenders, in particular by promoting effective national policies to protect their initiatives (Italy); 130.41 Continue to make efforts to follow up on the recommendations made in the previous universal periodic review on peaceful protests (Japan); 130.42 Continue to redouble efforts to guarantee full enjoyment of the right to freedom of assembly and peaceful association, investigating complaints as to excessive use of force on the part of State security agents against social activists, human rights representatives as well as representatives of the trade unions (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 130.43 Ensure prompt and impartial investigations into accusations and complaints of violence, intimidation, harassment and surveillance of human rights defenders (Ecuador); 130.44 Develop and implement a specific national action plan to support the Government’s efforts in tackling human trafficking and strengthening interagency coordination (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 130.45 Take further measures to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, and sexual exploitation, by ensuring effective enforcement of the Criminal Act and providing victims with necessary assistance and protection throughout the process of investigation and trial (Thailand); 130.46 Increase efforts to criminalize human trafficking and take necessary measures for its prevention (Colombia); 130.47 Establish an effective mechanism to identify victims of trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 130.48 Continue efforts to revise and implement the single parent family support law with a view of introducing measures to ensure that women, in particular single mothers, can have access without fear of discrimination to employment, equal pay and matrimonial rights, as a follow up to recommendations contained in paragraphs 124.28, 124.29, 124.36 and 124.47 of the report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review from the previous cycle (Haiti); 13