A/HRC/44/11 forced marriages, by means of increasing the minimum age for labour and raising the minimum legal age for marriage to 18 (Italy); 119.182 Harmonize marriage legislation in line with international standards (Azerbaijan); 119.183 Amend articles 1602a and 1649 of the Criminal Code so as to abolish any exceptions to marriage before the age of 18 (Denmark); 119.184 Adopt the law to combat forced and early marriages and the establishment of temporary shelters for child victims of violence and exploitation (Zambia); 119.185 Take effective measures, including the strengthening of existing legislation, to prevent child, early and forced marriages in practice, and to bring national legislation into line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Iceland); 119.186 Finalize the process of adopting the code of integrated child protection (Israel); 119.187 Accelerate the adoption of the draft code of integrated child protection, including in it comprehensive measures to protect children against trafficking in persons, forced marriages, sexual abuse and the worst forms of child labour (Spain); 119.188 Adopt the code on child protection and implement provisions to protect children from child labour, sexual exploitation and abuse, and human trafficking (Belgium); 119.189 Adopt the draft comprehensive code on child protection, with a view to ensuring that children are protected from all forms of violence (Burkina Faso); 119.190 Continue the ongoing efforts to develop comprehensive child protection (Libya); 119.191 Pass legislation to define child abuse as a specific crime with appropriate criminal penalties (United States of America); 119.192 Ensure the availability of effective services and access to justice for child victims of violence, abuse and exploitation (Canada); 119.193 Elaborate a specific action plan to address child labour (Ukraine); 119.194 Continue with the ongoing review of domestic laws to promote children and human rights practices (Ghana); 119.195 Adopt provisions for the implementation of the law on the promotion and protection of the rights of people with disabilities, and implement a national policy and a specific strategy to enhance the autonomy of persons with disabilities (Algeria); 119.196 Improve access to education for children with disabilities through teacher training and curriculum revision (Bulgaria); 119.197 Endure in its path of sustaining tailored assistance for the social inclusion of students with disabilities (Ethiopia). 120. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 21