A/HRC/19/17 77.25. Increase human and technical resources for the effective implementation of the Law Against Domestic Violence (LADV). (Spain); 77.26. Persist in its efforts to eradicate corruption, corporal punishment of children, discrimination against women and domestic violence (Holy See); 77.27. Adopt a specific legislation to explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishments (Brazil); 77.28. Increase actions against the growing phenomenon of human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation (Algeria); 77.29. Adopt an minimum age limit for access to the labour market which is in conformity with international standards, in particular with that which is established by the ILO Minimum Age Convention (Spain); 77.30. Move forward as quickly as possible on further development of its judicial system based on the Strategic Plan for the Justice Sector (2011–2030) (Japan); 77.31. Increase and intensify the on-going efforts namely through the Legal Training Center (CFJ) to capacitate and qualify the legal professions, one essential pillar of the Justice system (Portugal); 77.32. Strengthen judicial institutions, inter alia by the provision of adequate staffing as well as material resources (Poland); 77.33. Taking urgent measures to strengthen the judicial institutions by allocating more funds to judicial districts, to expand the use of mobile courts and provide adequate forensic equipment (Hungary); 77.34. Efforts be further accelerated to clear the backlog of pending cases in the Courts and that there should be early conclusion in the study now underway for strengthening the judicial system (Ireland); 77.35. Strengthen the judicial system, in particular through the implementation of a specific legal framework which regulates the responsibility of minors and which is consistent with existing international instruments in this area (Spain); 77.36. Ensure that the principle of “best interest of the child” is well integrated in the draft legislation on juvenile justice and that children in conflict with the law are deprived of their liberty only as a means of the last resort (Norway); 77.37. Make serious efforts to ensure that every individual has access to legal recourse for human rights violations through the formal judicial system, especially residents of districts and rural areas (Republic of Korea); 77.38. Make greater effort to ensure that victims of human rights violations, most often women and children, are allowed to exercise their right to seek redress in the formal judicial system, and to prevent any practices that fall short of international human rights standards (Republic of Korea); 77.39. Take new measures to promote access to justice, in particular for rural communities and women (Algeria); 77.40. Increase its efforts to promote civil registration of the Timorese population, particularly of children (Brazil); 15