A/HRC/21/3 20 129.63. Take all necessary actions to eliminate the practices enabling perpetrators of rape to escape a criminal conviction by marrying their young victims and safeguard the rights of rape victims (Netherlands); 129.64. Repeal articles 475 of the Penal Code, which permits perpetrators of rape to marry their victims to evade prosecution (Portugal); 129.65. Prohibit all forms of violence against children, including corporal punishment, in all settings (Portugal); 129.66. Accelerate efforts to prevent minors from being subjected to forced or hazardous domestic labour (Slovakia); 129.67. Take additional measures to train its security force, as recommended in 2008, in order to guarantee respect for human rights (Switzerland); 129.68. Step up its efforts to combat impunity and to ensure access to justice (Switzerland); 129.69. Intensify its efforts and measures to strengthen the rule of law (Viet Nam); 129.70. Continue reform of the criminal justice system, including ensuring that all detainees are either charged with recognizable criminal offences and tried in accordance with international standards for fair trial, or immediately released (Australia); 129.71. Conduct a national program or campaign to raise awareness about and encourage compliance with the new laws, along with similar campaigns directed towards judges and other operators of the law (Brazil); 129.72. Continue prioritizing the reform of justice, under the principle of separation of powers (Chile); 129.73. Continue programs of human rights training for law enforcement officials, in the field of torture and ill treatment, in line with the already established practice (Greece); 129.74. Adopt international human rights standard in national trials (Iraq); 129.75. Continue efforts to insure that victims of human rights violation are provided with efficient, flexible and instant compensation (Kuwait); 129.76. Pursue its efforts to guarantee to victims of human rights violations effective, flexible and prompt remedies (Republic of Moldova); 129.77. Intensify its efforts to combat cases of torture and other ill-treatment by state agents, by establishing a training plan in the field of human rights for the State’s security forces (Spain); 129.78. Continue action to increase representation of women in elected and decision-making positions (Sri Lanka); 129.79. Continue its action to promote freedom of expression and to accelerate the adoption of new law of press (Sudan); 129.80. Take immediate steps to implement the new Constitution’s provision that international human rights are to be fully respected, including