A/HRC/17/10 86.74. Adapt its legislation to ensure greater security for women and children (Switzerland); 85.75. Introduce a full prohibition of corporal punishment within the family in all states and territories (Russian Federation); 86.76. Speed up the process for the adoption of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children (Azerbaijan); 86.77. Take steps, in partnership with State, Territory and Local governments, to further advance and accelerate implementation of the National Action Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and Their Children, so as to effectively address prevalence of violence against these vulnerable groups (Canada); 86.78. Implement a national action plan to reduce violence against women and children (Switzerland); 86.79. Implement immediately the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children (Norway); 86.80. Implement the National Action Plan to reduce violence against women and their children, including through an independent supervision mechanism that involves civil society organizations and take into account the specific situation of indigenous women and migrants (Mexico); 86.81. Effectively implement the national policy to reduce violence against women (Philippines); 86.82. Ensure that all victims of violence have access to counselling and assistance with recovery (Hungary); 86.83. Continue to work and coordinate with countries in the region to strengthen the regional framework to deal with irregular migration and human trafficking in a comprehensive and sustainable manner, bearing in mind international human rights and humanitarian principles (Thailand); 86.84. Strengthen further its commitment to the Bali process as the principal mechanism in the region which deals with people smuggling and trafficking (Indonesia); 86.85. Consider using the OHCHR’s Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking as a guide in its antitrafficking measures (Philippines); 86.86. Increase its efforts to fight human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 86.87. Increase efforts to criminally prosecute trafficking offenders, including employers and labour recruiters who subject migrant workers to debt bondage and involuntary servitude (United States); 86.88. Take effective legal measures to prohibit the use of excessive force and “Tasers” by the police against various groups of peoples (Islamic Republic of Iran); 86.89. Further improve the administration of justice and the rule of law including by setting up appropriate mechanisms in order to ensure adequate and independent investigation of police use of force, police misconduct and police-related deaths (Malaysia); 18