A/HRC/32/6 128.101 Adopt strategies to combat harmful practices such as debt bondage of children and corporal punishment (Turkey); 128.102 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Slovenia); 128.103 Take measures for improving the access of children to the basic social services (Ukraine); 128.104 Strengthen the national measures to combat the phenomenon of human trafficking and trafficking of human organs and protect the victims of trafficking from actions of retaliation (Egypt); 128.105 Continue to adopt effective measures to assist victims of trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 128.106 Implement the existing policies and laws to eradicate child labour and trafficking (Ukraine); 128.107 Strengthen reforms to ensure access to justice for all (Angola); 128.108 Promote continuous and regular training programs for judicial and public magistrates and allocate sufficient resources to improve working conditions (Austria); 128.109 Strengthen the institutional and operational capacity for the administration of justice and request the International community to provide Mozambique with technical assistance (Uganda); 128.110 Increase the efficiency of tribunals against agreed targets, including through education and employment of qualified judicial personnel (Denmark); 128.111 Intensify the mediation process between conflict parties emphasizing the principles of inclusion of all relevant stakeholders to the conflict as well as parity (Germany); 128.112 Redouble its efforts to uphold the independence of the judiciary (South Africa); 128.113 Fully guarantee the independence of the judiciary in conformity with relevant international norms (France); 128.114 Include measures to further strengthen the independence of the judiciary in the constitutional review currently under consideration (Denmark); 128.115 Strengthen the independence and impartiality of the judiciary (Costa Rica); 128.116 Continue efforts for judicial reforms, particularly through strengthening the independence of judges and enhancing their capacities (Egypt); 128.117 Ensure that the Attorney General’s Office and other offices thoroughly and aggressively investigate murders, corruption and organized crime, and prosecute alleged perpetrators (United States of America); 128.118 Stay the course to implement legal, institutional, economic and social reforms to combat corruption, in particular, intensify efforts and strengthen programmes to combat corruption at all levels (Singapore); 20