A/HRC/31/10 awareness-raising campaigns on human rights, with a particular emphasis on the incompatibility between the death penalty and human rights (Brazil); 88.75 Continue its efforts to adopt necessary measures to abolish the death penalty (Mexico); 88.76 Take all necessary steps to formally abolish the death penalty (Netherlands); 88.77 Formally declare the moratorium or abolition of the death penalty (Paraguay); 88.78 Implement legislative measures to ensure that persons under 18 years of age cannot be subject to receiving the death penalty (Costa Rica); 88.79 Adequately implement its legislative framework addressing domestic and sexual violence, ensuring the inclusion of provisions on marital rape, as well as a specific definition of violence against women, as distinct from intrafamily, family or domestic violence (Portugal); 88.80 Continue with the awareness campaigns against gender discrimination, domestic violence and sexual assault and establish mechanisms to effectively act against these sorts of aggressions (Spain); 88.81 Implement the recommendations of the Director of Public Prosecutions and adopt legislation allowing for prosecution of perpetrators of domestic violence without victim-lodged complaints (Canada); 88.82 Enact law to allow government authorities to independently prosecute alleged perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence (Haiti); 88.83 Continue its efforts to combat domestic violence and gender-based violence (Colombia); 88.84 Adopt measures reinforcing the fight against domestic violence (France); 88.85 Take legal and practical steps to protect women and children from domestic violence, for example by prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home (Germany); 88.86 Take all necessary measures to eliminate, in law and in practice, violence against women and corporal punishment of boys and girls (Mexico); 88.87 Take all the necessary measures to finalize the draft law related to domestic violence and children’s rights, and submit it to the Council of Ministers for adoption (Panama); 88.88 Better protect women and children from violence, including by: reviewing child protection systems; amending the Criminal Code to include a provision on marital rape; and prosecuting all alleged perpetrators of sexual and domestic violence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 88.89 Continue to strengthen its human rights infrastructure by adopting legislation and programs that would protect women and children from domestic violence and other forms of abuse, in line with international standards (Philippines); 88.90 Increase efforts to seek assistance in establishing a centralized data registry, especially data on violence against women and children (Haiti); 19