A/HRC/22/9 forms of violence against women, including female genital mutilation and forced marriage (Slovenia); 108.46 Continue the fight against discrimination of women by, inter alia, effectively implementing the law on the protection of women from domestic violence and by strictly enforcing the prohibition of female genital mutilation education, inter alia, by raising awareness among women about the prohibition of FGM (Germany); 108.47 Ensure due implementation of measures aimed at addressing persistent domestic violence, including marital rape (Slovakia); 108.48 Further strengthen measures to fight gender-based violence, especially domestic violence (Brazil); 108.49 Continue to organize awareness-raising campaigns in cooperation with concerned stakeholders to fight harmful traditional practices touching on the rights of women and children (Libya); 108.50 Step up efforts aimed at improving the situation of women, also through education and specific awareness-raising campaigns about the perils of female genital mutilation (FGM) (Italy); 108.51 Apply in an efficient manner the legislation that prohibits female genital mutilation (Spain); 108.52 Take concrete measures to raise awareness about the illegality of prejudicial and harmful traditional practices such as female genital mutilation or killing of disabled children, through the systematic application of existing laws (Switzerland); 108.53 Ensure that legislation criminalizing female genital mutilation is effectively implemented and that offenders are prosecuted (Belgium); 108.54 Ensure adequate publicity and awareness of the convictions for female genital mutilation (FGM) in order to induce a deterrent effect on concerned communities (Belgium); 108.55 Take measures to guarantee full protection of children’s human rights by eliminating and reducing child trafficking, violence against children, their sexual abuse and economic exploitation, their ritual killing, infanticide and child labour and by improving the birth registration of all children especially in rural areas (Holy See); 108.56 Consider enacting specific legislation prohibiting and punishing violence against children (Namibia); 108.57 Redouble its efforts to protect children, strengthening their legal protection (Luxembourg); in particular by 108.58 Adopt all necessary measures against harmful traditional practices violating the rights of the child (Italy); 108.59 Continue to implement preventive and legal measures to put a halt to ritual infanticide (Romania); 108.60 Take appropriate measures to eradicate the practice of ritual infanticide once and for all (Rwanda); 108.61 Implement the relevant treaty body recommendations, in particular the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) 18 GE.12-18655