A/HRC/32/11 104.91 Align the legal definition of rape and related prosecution procedures with international norms, notably regarding marital rape and the burden of proof (Belgium); 104.92 Consider amending its Penal Code and Family Protection Act to ensure that spousal rape is criminalized, and that the definition of rape includes any form of non-consensual penetration of or by a sexual organ and that the definition be gender neutral so that men and boys are also protected by the rape laws (Fiji); 104.93 Take all necessary measures to promote the rights of women and to counter domestic violence, in particular by preventing and punishing, more effectively, violence within the family (France); 104.94 Carry out further awareness-raising campaigns to combat trafficking in persons, and include this issue in the school programmes, for a greater prevention of the phenomenon (Morocco); 104.95 Enact further measures in order to address violence in the educational system, particularly by implementing programmes to prohibit and eliminate all forms of corporal punishment (Slovenia); 104.96 Provide further training and legal assistance on the application of the Family Protection Act (Cuba); 104.97 Prohibit all corporal punishment in all settings, including in the home (Estonia); 104.98 Take all necessary measures to ensure the protection of the rights of the child (France); 104.99 Strengthen laws and regulations to prevent and address human trafficking, including providing effective assistance to trafficked victims and prosecuting traffickers (Philippines); 104.100 Enforce the 2005 anti-trafficking law and ratify the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (United States of America); 104.101 Setup a national strategy to combat trafficking in persons as defined by the existing Penal Code (Egypt); 104.102 Strengthen the efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings for sexual purposes, with particular attention to children (France); 104.103 Continue efforts to address human trafficking, including the development of stricter legislation and assistance for victims’ reintegration and recovery (Malaysia); 104.104 Improve its prison environment as part of a wider effort to protect and promote the human rights of prisoners (Japan); 104.104 Introduce a law on freedom of information in compliance with international standards (Estonia); 104.106 Intensify its fight against all discrimination that hinders trade union freedom of all workers, both national and foreign (Spain); 21