A/HRC/29/11 120.112. Develop a stand-alone law on domestic violence, where gender-based violence will be qualified as a criminal offence subject to prosecution (Serbia); 120.113. Enhance the fight against domestic and gender-based violence, strengthen protection mechanisms for victims of domestic violence and adopt a comprehensive domestic violence law putting in place effective prevention and protection mechanisms (Czech Republic); 120.114. Put forward extensive efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, including enforcement of the age of marriage set out in law as well as the development of comprehensive awareness-raising programmes on the negative implications of early marriage (Republic of Korea); 120.115. Take further steps to eliminate violence against women, including through accession to relevant international instruments, the robust domestic implementation of laws, and providing gender-sensitive training to security and law enforcement agencies (Australia); 120.116. Develop a national strategy to prevent and address all forms of violence against children (Turkey); 120.117. Reform national law in order to prohibit corporal punishment in all settings and to develop an enforcement mechanism and sanctions against corporal punishment of children (Poland); 120.118. Amend the Criminal Code in order to criminalize the recruitment of children under the age of 18 years into armed forces and establish a mechanism to provide former child soldiers with the necessary assistance for their reintegration in society (Albania); 120.119. Continue the fight against human trafficking (Greece); 120.120. Continue effective efforts to combat trafficking in human beings (Lebanon); 120.121. Increase its efforts to combat human trafficking and protect victims of trafficking, especially women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 120.122. Proceed in its effective efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Egypt); 120.123. Intensify efforts aiming at the comprehensive and effective implementation of national plans and strategies to fight trafficking of human beings (Morocco); 120.124. Continue to enhance its positive policies and programmes for trafficked victims and refugees (Philippines); 120.125. Ensure the provision of assistance and the accessibility of legal aid to all victims of trafficking, in line with regional and international human rights standards (Republic of Moldova); 120.126. Strengthen institutional integrity and accountability by fostering an independent judiciary and democratic electoral processes by working closely with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and local stakeholders (United States of America); 120.127. Further strengthen the independence of the judiciary from the executive (Lithuania); 21