A/HRC/27/16 114.52. Continue its policies to combat violence against women and take further steps to promote their access to justice (Sri Lanka); 114.53. Ensure protection of women and girls from all forms of violence, including sexual violence (Ukraine); 114.54. Strengthen the implementation of effective programmes for the protection and rehabilitation of, and comprehensive attention to, victims of trafficking (Chile); 114.55. Continue monitoring and fighting the trafficking of persons and therefore renew the National Plan against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents (Holy See); 114.56. Ensure that appropriate resources are provided for the full implementation of laws and programmes to combat trafficking of women and children (Philippines); 114.57. Prevent domestic and gender violence and child abuse, including through public awareness-raising programmes on child abuse and in particular on sexual abuse (Honduras); 114.58. Formulate a national plan to combat violence against children, including corporal punishment and sexual abuse, which includes considerations on prevention, care and reparation (Honduras); 114.59. Formulate a national plan to address violence against children that will include aspects of prevention, care and reparations as well as launch public awareness programmes on child abuse (Poland); 114.60. Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home and detention facilities (Austria); 114.61. Deploy further efforts in order to eradicate child labour, so as to better ensure full enjoyment of the rights of every child (Italy); 114.62. Undertake steps to strengthen mechanisms to prevent child labour (Trinidad and Tobago); 114.63. Step up efforts to eliminate hazardous work conditions for children working in the agricultural sector (Ukraine); 114.64. Take all necessary measures to ensure separation of powers and due independence of the judiciary to secure the right to free and fair judicial processes (Canada); 114.65. Take concrete measures aiming at improving the access of women and children to justice (Switzerland); 114.66. Ensure effective participation and access to justice, emphasizing the regional priority granted to the combat of violence against women (Chile); 114.67. Continue efforts to strengthen its juvenile justice system through, inter alia, considering the incorporation of the restorative justice principle (Indonesia); 114.68. Speed up the adoption of the family law and take the necessary measures for its enforcement (Syrian Arab Republic); 114.69. Take steps to further strength the framework for the protection of family rights, including early adoption and implementation of the Family Code (Pakistan); 16