A/HRC/18/5 61.40. Adopt expeditiously necessary legislation and implement all relevant measures to prevent and combat sexual abuse of children, providing for the physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of child victims (Slovakia); 61.41. Conduct investigation of all alleged sexual abuse of children in a childfriendly judicial procedure, with due regard given to protecting the right to privacy of the child (Slovakia); 61.42. Step up the implementation of measures to combat, prevent and punish acts of child abuse, child neglect and domestic violence (Malaysia); 61.43. Prohibit and eliminate all forms of corporal punishment (Poland); 61.44. Prohibit the use of corporal punishment in homes and in schools and conduct awareness campaigns to reduce the scope of this action (Norway); 61.45. Adopt legislation to raise public awareness to prohibit and eliminate all forms of corporal punishment (Brazil); 61.46. Establish mechanisms ensuring that street children are provided with clothing, housing, health and educational services (Poland); 61.47. Take steps to increase the number of women in decision-making positions (Norway); 61.48. Continue efforts aimed at increasing the participation of women in the economic and political spheres as well as to consider ratification of CEDAW (Malaysia); 61.49. Pursue its efforts aiming to ensure food security and reaching the MDGs and formulate its specific international cooperation and technical assistance requests to this end (Algeria); 61.50. Continue to implement its socio-economic development strategies and plans for the country (Cuba); 61.51. Continue to implement programs and measures to move forward in the achievement of the MDGs between now and 2015 (Cuba); 61.52. Intensify the efforts, including through increasing the seeking of technical cooperation, for establishing special educational programmes for boys and girls with disabilities (Mexico); 61.53. Adopt additional measures to prevent the mistreatment of foreign nationals, combat discrimination against them, follow through on pursuing and prosecuting crimes against them and enforce regulation more effectively to protect foreign workers, particularly with regard to conditions of work and respect for occupational and safety standards (Canada); 61.54. Adopt a new Labour Code which provides more transparent regulations regarding the treatment of foreign workers and establishes a minimum wage (Hungary); 61.55. Take concrete measures to protect the rights of foreign workers (China); 61.56. Improve its enforcement of regulations to protect foreign workers and extend coverage of minimum wage requirements to include foreign workers (New Zealand); 14