A/HRC/13/12 34. Strengthen measures and take further concrete steps to deal with domestic violence against women by, inter alia, giving adequate follow-up to complaints, providing sufficient resources for proper evidence gathering and ensuring the prosecution of offenders (Netherlands); 35. Strengthen measures to protect children who are victims of abuse, following, the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of Children, UNIFEM and UNICEF, among others (Netherlands); 36. Consider a moratorium on the imposition of the death penalty, as a step towards completely abolishing it (Argentina); 37. Consider setting up a juvenile justice system, bearing in mind the minimum standards for administration of justice for minors under the guidelines of the United Nations for preventing juvenile delinquency (Algeria); 38. Put an end to immunity from prosecution for spouses within marriage in order to effectively combat impunity (France); 39. Separate children from adults in detention in line with the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of Children, enhance training programmes on relevant international standards for all professionals involved with the system of juvenile justice and ensure the full implementation of juvenile justice standards of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Germany); 40. Take a proactive approach to encouraging employment of persons with disabilities (Canada); 41. Continue promoting social policies aimed at meeting the needs of its people, especially its indigenous populations, for which it is important to have appropriate technical assistance and international aid in order to continue strengthening capacity in this area (Venezuela); 42. Take all necessary measures to ensure access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation facilities throughout the country (Germany); 43. Take measures to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies, to provide a sufficient level of youth health services, especially in rural areas, taking into account the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, among other bodies (Netherlands); 44. Foster equal and unconditional access to health care and education for all inhabitants of the country (Chile); 45. Continue to fight poverty with the support of the international community (Bangladesh); 46. Continue to fight HIV/AIDS with the support of the international community (Bangladesh); 47. Continue its efforts to promote and protect the right to education and make additional efforts to make access to education easier for all (Algeria); 48. Introduce school programmes for children with learning or other disabilities (Canada); 49. Continue its efforts to ensure a quality education for every citizen of Dominica and especially for the most disadvantaged children (Djibouti); 15