A/HRC/30/7 90.67 Ensure prompt and effective implementation of the legislation to eliminate violence against women (Slovenia); 90.68 Continue with the efforts to combat violence against women through increased institutional coordination permitting the effective punishment of crimes of violence against women and comprehensive assistance to women victims (Spain); 90.69 Take measures to ensure the effective implementation of legislation to eliminate violence against women, including by thorough investigation and prosecution (Canada); 90.70 Take further measures to prevent the murder of women by their partners, prosecute perpetrators and improve awareness of the issue (Canada); 90.71 Effectively implement existing legislation and provide enough resources for the investigation and punishment of crimes of violence against women (Chile); 90.72 Take all adequate measures to promptly eliminate all forms of violence against women and children, including abuse and neglect of children (Portugal); 90.73 Take further measures to combat gender-based violence, trafficking in women and girls and sexual exploitation (Ukraine); 90.74 Eliminate all forms of violence against children by adopting proper legislation and ensure its implementation (Slovenia); 90.75 Explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home, and repeal the power to “correct” in the Family Code and the Civil Code (Sweden); 90.76 Increase the availability of specialized services for the victims of forced labour and trafficking for sex, in partnership with civil society, including by implementing the dedicated victim assistance fund as required by law (United States of America); 90.77 Take appropriate measures to end illegal child labour, not least concerning indigenous children (Sweden); 90.78 Strengthen the fight against trafficking in human beings, in particular women, by implementing educational and awareness-raising campaigns and enhancing support measures available to victims (Italy); 90.79 Continue to provide adequate human and other resources to its antihuman trafficking programmes (Philippines); 90.80 Adopt measures to guarantee the independence of the judiciary (Romania); 90.81 Continue its efforts to strengthen the independence of the judiciary at both the legal and implementing levels (Belgium); 90.82 Continue the reforms aimed at limiting the use of preventive detention and implement a uniform penal system (France); 90.83 Take steps to end lengthy pretrial detention and reduce prison overcrowding, such as by increasing the number of court hearings per week and fully implementing pending reforms to the justice system (United States of America); 17