A/HRC/36/9 through the repeal of all legal defences, such as “reasonable chastisement” (Liechtenstein); 134.194 Ensure that corporal punishment is explicitly prohibited in all schools and educational institutions and all other institutions and forms of alternative care (Liechtenstein); 134.195 Prohibit corporal punishment in all settings, including the family (Ireland); 134.196 Reconsider its position on the legality of corporal punishment of children (Mongolia); 134.197 Ban corporal punishment of children to ensure the full protection and freedom from violence for all children (Sweden); 134.198 Consider prohibiting corporal punishment against children and ensure that it is explicitly prohibited in all schools and educational institutions, and all other institutions and forms of alternative care (Croatia); 134.199 Take further actions in protecting the rights of the child by prohibiting all corporal punishment of children as required by the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Estonia); 134.200 Develop and implement comprehensive multisectoral strategies on child exploitation and abuse (Timor-Leste); 134.201 Complete the investigation on numerous cases of sexual violence against children perpetrated by the high-level officials and bring the perpetrators to justice (Russian Federation); 134.202 Take more measures to fight against sexual exploitation of children and violence against them (Algeria); 134.203 Abolish the life sentence for minors, in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Paraguay); 134.204 Consider abolishing the mandatory imposition of life imprisonment for offences committed by children under the age of 18 (Greece); 134.205 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility in accordance with acceptable international standards and abolish the mandatory imposition of life imprisonment for offences committed by children under the age of 18 (Albania); 134.206 Consider revising the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Peru); 134.207 In line with the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, consider the possibility of increasing the age of criminal responsibility in line with accepted international standards (Belarus); 134.208 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility in accordance with acceptable international standards (Bulgaria); 134.209 Implement measures in support of enhanced participation of people with disabilities in the workforce (Israel); 134.210 Enable indigenous peoples in the territories they occupy to exercise their right to self-determination, in conformity with the Charter of the United Nations (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.211 Respect the principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.212 Stop the forced evictions of indigenous peoples in the territories under occupation (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.213 Review the 2016 Immigration Act in order to ensure its compatibility with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Honduras); 22