A/HRC/42/12 111.173 Strengthen the fight against the worst forms of child labour, in particular those affecting migrant children and indigenous children (Côte d’Ivoire); 111.174 Combat child labour, in particular by strengthening the control mechanisms pertaining thereto (Gabon); 111.175 Continue implementing the Government’s road map to protect children from forced labour and sexual exploitation (Georgia); 111.176 Continue adopting effective measures to combat child labour by, inter alia, ensuring that the law protecting children against economic exploitation is vigorously enforced, strengthening child labour oversight mechanisms, and increasing support for poor families so that they can keep their children in the education system (Ireland); 111.177 Continue to protect minors from situations of violence, forced labour or sexual exploitation (South Africa); 111.178 Ensure that indigenous peoples enjoy their rights recognized in the ILO Convention No. 169 and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Paraguay); 111.179 Update and promote the approval of the Law on Autonomous Development of Indigenous Peoples (Denmark); 111.180 Take the necessary actions to enact the Law on Autonomous Development of Indigenous Peoples, which has been pending before the Legislative Assembly (Dominican Republic); 111.181 Speed up the implementation of the general mechanism for consultation with indigenous peoples and ensure its proper functioning in order to promote the necessary conditions for the realization of their individual and collective rights (Togo); 111.182 Involve traditional indigenous authorities in the decision-making mechanisms on matters concerning them (Peru); 111.183 Continue the Intercultural and Participatory Construction of Public Policies for Indigenous Peoples 2019–2024, which mainly seeks to promote the necessary conditions for the realization of individual and collective rights for indigenous peoples (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 111.184 Increase efforts for the social and political participation of indigenous peoples, including their access to land (Cuba); 111.185 Continue to take the necessary legislative and administrative steps to ensure that indigenous peoples are properly consulted on territorial management, as well as any other forms of legislation that concern their rights (Holy See); 111.186 Take steps to guarantee full and effective protection of the rights of indigenous peoples through participatory and inclusive processes, including compliance with cautionary measures granted by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the implementation of recommendations made by other specialized bodies (Canada); 111.187 Enforce the law on indigenous land rights and facilitate peaceful resolution of land disputes by ensuring the availability and efficacy of conflict resolution mechanisms and the presence of effective, impartial law enforcement (United States of America); 111.188 Implement Indigenous Law 6172 to recognize and protect indigenous land and take the necessary measures to support and guarantee indigenous people’s right to the restitution of their land, and update and pass the indigenous autonomy bill, now pending for almost 25 years (Germany); 20