A/HRC/33/5 and social welfare agencies (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 80.111 Undertake a public advocacy campaign to combat gender-based violence, in consultation with all relevant stakeholders (Canada); 80.112 Implement targeted training for law enforcement officials on responding to cases of domestic violence, and ensure that all allegations are fully investigated (Canada); 80.113 Take steps to ensure the provision of adequate shelter, including staffing and durable resources, for victims of domestic violence (Canada); 80.114 Continue strengthening programs to combat domestic violence, including an awareness-raising plan (Chile); 80.115 Continue the actions taken to reduce domestic violence and violence against women in all its forms (Cuba); 80.116 Take all necessary measures to promote the rights of women and to effectively combat domestic violence (France); 80.117 Reinforce measures to combat violence against women, including legislative amendments to the Criminal Code and the Domestic Violence Act and by awareness raising campaigns (Germany); 80.118 Institute measures to prevent and effectively respond to all incidents of violence, sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking of women and girls, as well as introduce measures to effectively investigate, prosecute and punish all perpetrators (Ghana); 80.119 Enact a comprehensive strategy in order that the rights of children are further protected and widened (Greece); 80.120 Increase efforts to keep children in schools and protect them from sexual exploitation or forced and unlawful employment (Malaysia); 80.121 Increase the minimum age of marriage which is 15 for girls and 16 for boys to an age which is in line with international standards (Algeria); 80.122 Raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 (Sierra Leone); 80.123 Increase the minimum age of employment to 16 years in line with the observations of the ILO (Honduras); 80.124 Review, adopt and implement the pending draft national policy on persons with disabilities to ensure non-discrimination in education, employment and healthcare (Maldives); 80.125 Continue developing and implementing measures that allow the inclusion of persons with disabilities (Argentina); 80.126 Try to address the intractable problem of providing education and health services to certain categories of children with disabilities, with appropriate assistance from regional and international partners (Jamaica); 80.127 Ensure that research on how the education of children with disabilities can be implemented through mainstream educational settings, is included in the planned comprehensive implementation plan for persons with disabilities. Regional and international experiences and best practices could be incorporated into such a study (Jamaica); 18 GE.16-11831