A/HRC/18/3 of paedophilia within a relation of authority, in particular in the Church” aiming at better ensure the rights of the juvenile victims of sexual offences and in particular to increase the limitation period applicable to crimes of rape of or sexual assaults on minors (France); 100.11. Redouble effort to achieve the appropriate implementation of the Convention of the Rights of the Child, in particular with regard to full exercise of right to education, and the protection of minors from sexual abuse and exploitation and, above all, to put an end to detention of foreign children in closed detention centres, in accordance with the decision of Minister of Migration Policy and Asylum (Ecuador); 100.12. Continue efforts to strengthen its international cooperation to prevent and punish acts involving the sale of children, child prostitution, child pornography and child sex tourism (Moldova); 100.13. Adopt and fully implement as soon as possible the national action plan against domestic violence (Austria); 100.14. Continue its efforts in the area of women’s rights and finalize the national action plan to combat domestic violence (Canada); 100.15. Include homeless women and children, including unaccompanied children of foreign origin as priority beneficiaries into poverty reduction strategy (Kyrgyzstan); 100.16. Fully implement all laws, policies and programmes which have been adopted to strengthen gender equality and the rights of women (Moldova); 100.17. Strengthen relevant measures in order to improve further gender equality (Japan); 100.18. Accelerate efforts aimed at fully implementing the wide range of laws, policies and programmes aimed at strengthening gender equality and women’s rights (Malaysia); 100.19. Continue its efforts relating to human rights education and training, particularly for law enforcement agents (Morocco); 100.20. Increase human rights education and training for police officers (Austria); 100.21. Fully implement in time the provisions contained in the Master Plan regarding penal establishments (Austria); 100.22. Ensure full integration of persons with disabilities into socio-economic and political affairs, particularly equal access to job opportunities, promoting of their right to education, adequate resources for care and support for children with psychosocial disabilities in the family and in the community, and finally, to ensure their accessibility to public transportation and buildings (Thailand); 100.23. Continue and further step up efforts with regard to the promotion of human rights education (Slovenia); 100.24. Continue its close cooperation with civil society in the follow-up to the UPR session (Austria); 100.25. Facilitate the active involvement of civil society stakeholders, including human rights non-governmental organizations, in follow-up to the review (Portugal); 14 GE.11-14583