A/HRC/28/14 127.125 Suspend article 128 of the Iraqi Penal Code, as a first step towards the permanent removal from it of honourable motives as a mitigating excuse (Ireland); 127.126 Laws enacted, especially the amendment of the Personal Status Law and the law against domestic violence, be in line with Iraq’s existing international obligations (Thailand); 127.127 Take steps to ensure that national legislation on domestic violence provides appropriate penalties for perpetrators and legal and pyschosocial support to victims, including children (Philippines); 127.128 Adopt the necessary legislation and policies in order to combat violence against women (Romania); 127.129 Further strengthen comprehensive measures addressing all forms of violence against women and girls (Latvia); 127.130 Take necessary measures to implement its national strategy to combat violence against women, and in advancing their rights (Malaysia); 127.131 Continue to combat gender violence and promote equal opportunity for women and girls (Singapore); 127.132 Take steps for ending forced and temporary marriages that entrap girls in sexual and domestic servitude (Kyrgyzstan); 127.133 Abolish temporary marriage, child, early and forced marriage and prosecute “honour” crimes (Sierra Leone); 127.134 Adopt measures to fight violence against women, in particular “honour crimes”, by ensuring that perpetrators are brought to justice, and provide redress measures to victims (Chile); 127.135 Ensure that the draft bill of the Jaafari Personal Status Law and the Personal Status Law of 1959 guarantee equality with regard to women’s human rights in all areas, marriage, divorce, custody and inheritance (Mexico); 127.136 Withdraw the Jaafari law on personal status issues, passed by the Council of Ministers in February 2014, which would legalize child, early and forced marriage and violate the human rights of women and children (Canada); 127.137 Adopt measures aiming at combating effectively the trafficking of persons and the exploitation of women and children (Togo); 127.138 Continue the effective application of anti-trafficking law to prosecute human trafficking and refer victims to protection services (Kyrgyzstan); 127.139 Establish effective mechanisms to investigate, prosecute and punish trafficking offenders (Israel); 127.140 Take appropriate measures for ensuring prosecution for trafficking (Kazakhstan); 127.141 Take additional measures to combat trafficking in persons, in particular women and children and impose appropriate sanctions against perpetrators (Bahrain); 127.142 Ensure the independence of the judiciary, including by investigating allegations of corruption (Austria); 21