A/HRC/29/16 130.34. Deepen the actions taken against discrimination and violence against women, particularly guaranteeing an effective access to courts and strengthening assistance and accompaniment to the victims (Argentina); 130.35. Adopt a national action plan in order to combat gender-specific violence, including domestic violence (Sweden); 130.36. Establish preventive measures such as the creation of the national action plan for the prevention of sexual violence as well as public information campaigns on domestic violence so as to facilitate the implementation of the Sexual Offences Act (Switzerland); 130.37. Intensify its efforts in combating domestic violence, in particular, provide sufficient resources to ensure effective implementation of its legislation as well as to raise awareness of women’s rights (Thailand); 130.38. Make the necessary constitutional and legislative amendments to implement its National Domestic Violence Policy with a view to end violence against women and girls (Australia); 130.39. Provide law enforcement and judiciary members with training on addressing domestic violence and child abuse cases and build their capacity to record and track complaints ensuring that all allegations are thoroughly investigated and that all perpetrators are prosecuted (Canada); 130.40. Fully implement the Domestic Violence Act and the Sexual Offences Act, in order to improve support and access to justice for survivors of genderbased violence (Slovenia); 130.41. Fully implement the Sexual Offences Amendment Act 2013 (South Africa); 130.42. Provide the necessary human means and resources for the effective implementation of the Sexual Offences Act and the national policy on domestic violence (Spain); 130.43. Implement fully the Sexual Offences Act through the national plan for the prevention of sexual violence and the establishment of a unit against sexual offences (Uruguay); 130.44. Ensure a coordinated response between police, justice, child protection, and social service officials so that women and children who are victims of violence, including sexual abuse, have access to immediate protection (Canada); 130.45. Further strengthen awareness-raising and information programs to promote the rights of the child and consider developing a comprehensive national child protection mechanism and action plan (Philippines); 130.46. Ensure more fully the rights of the child, and first and foremost, the realisation of the right to education and combating illegal child labour (Russian Federation); 130.47. Intensify awareness-raising campaigns to strengthen the protection of children’s rights (Germany); 130.48. Intensify efforts to reduce the use of corporal punishment against minors in state-run institutions through awareness-raising campaigns and training in non-violent forms of discipline (Canada); 18