A/HRC/13/11 access to justice for women victims, especially in remote and rural areas (United States); 38. Continue, in collaboration with the National Commission for Women and Children and other relevant stakeholders, to pursue public advocacy campaigns and promote greater awareness and understanding of the rights of victims of violence against women (Serbia); 39. Continue to work towards eliminating all violence against women and to increase access to justice for women victims of violence, including in remote and rural areas (Canada); Further address the issue of eliminating violence against women and children (Japan); 40. Adopt measures to increase the number of women working on violence against women issues in law enforcement agencies (United States); 41. Prohibit corporal punishment of children at home (Slovenia); 42. Consider realizing as soon as possible its plans to establish four more women and child protection units in the other major towns (Singapore); 43. Intensify efforts to combat trafficking, align its definitions of prostitution and trafficking with international law, intensify its efforts to provide support to women at risk and seek bilateral agreements with neighbouring States (United States); 44. Promote measures to combat the commercial sexual exploitation of children (Japan); 45. Continue with current activities and efforts to ensure that the establishment of democracy and a democratic culture of governance in the country are firmly entrenched and made sustainable through completion of the institution and capacity-building process and the process of enacting various laws and regulations as may be required by the Constitution (Indonesia); 46. Continue on the path chosen and, in particular, foster and promote activities and discussion on human rights issues domestically and capacitybuilding of institutions (Switzerland); 47. Strengthen efforts to build the rule of law in Bhutan in accordance with international standards, integrating, alongside these, the principles of Gross National Happiness (Viet Nam); 48. Promote improvement in the juvenile justice system (Japan); 49. Promote and ensure freedom of religion for all individuals of all faiths (Denmark); 50. Continue to protect and strengthen freedom of the press and media (Kuwait); 51. Strengthen capacity-building measures for workers in the media and the press also through efforts of the international community (Kuwait); 52. Enact legislation that promotes and protects the rights to freedom of opinion and expression (United Kingdom); 53. Promote the establishment of civil society organizations without undue restrictions and seek the assistance of the United Nations system in Bhutan to this end (Netherlands); 17