A/HRC/40/5 144.173 Continue efforts to promote the rights of the child (Egypt); 144.174 Adopt the draft Children’s Code while ensuring its compliance with the provisions of international human rights instruments, and take appropriate measures, including seeking technical assistance from the international community for its effective implementation (Afghanistan); 144.175 Consolidate the efforts made to include in the legislative process, the adoption of the draft Children’s Code that has already been validated (Cameroon); 144.176 Adopt swiftly the draft Children’s Code and ensure its effective implementation by allocating the necessary financial and human resources (Belgium); 144.177 Complete the formulation and adoption of the Children’s Code (Gabon); 144.178 Adopt the Children’s Code aimed at bringing the protection of children’s rights into line with international and regional obligations on child rights and thus avoid discrimination between children or parents on the basis of gender (Germany); 144.179 Urgently adopt the Children’s Code (Greece); 144.180 Take all the measures necessary to restore, as soon as possible, the Children’s Parliament, which was heralded as a success, and provide it with sufficient resources, as follow-up to the recommendations accepted in paragraphs 123.28, 124.15, 124.16 and 124.59 of the report of the Working Group from the second review cycle (Haiti); 144.181 Repeal article 285 of the Family Code, which tolerates physical violence against children in the form of reprimand and punishment (Bangladesh); 144.182 Prioritize the full and effective implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Australia); 144.183 Continue the process and initiatives aiming at ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communications procedure (Benin); 144.184 Ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communications procedure (Gabon); 144.185 Ensure the effective implementation of child protection legislation, in particular by giving child protection agencies a clear mandate, authority and sufficient resources (Albania); 144.186 Strengthen the measures aimed at protecting the rights of vulnerable children (Cabo Verde); 144.187 Take all measures necessary, under article 19 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to strengthen its commitment to the protection of children, especially the most vulnerable, subject to abandonment, neglect and exploitation by those to whom they are entrusted (Angola); 144.188 Systematically prosecute individuals and dismantle the networks that organize children begging daily on the streets (France); 144.189 Take all measures to better ensure the protection and education of street children and children who are forced to beg owing to the customary education practices that violate the basic rights of children (Comoros); 144.190 Take additional steps, including by improving law enforcement practices, to protect street children and their reintegration into society (Belarus); 20 GE.18-22584