A/HRC/29/10 142.60. Take further efforts against the trafficking of children and eliminate child labour by enforcing compulsory education (Albania); 142.61. Raise the public awareness on the abolition of the death penalty and continue the efforts towards abolishing the death penalty (Albania); 142.62. Strengthen the implementation of measures in order to achieve the prohibition of female genital mutilation (Angola); 142.63. Continue to make efforts to abolish the death penalty (Angola); 142.64. Promptly and impartially investigate all allegations of torture and illtreatment and strictly hold perpetrators accountable (Austria); 142.65. Strengthen measures to eradicate female genital mutilation and child marriage (Austria); 142.66. Continue implementing decisive measures to prevent and eliminate cases of sexual exploitation of women and children (Belarus); 142.67. Fully implement the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act 2011 (Canada); 142.68. Step up efforts to combat all forms of sexual violence against women (Chile); 142.69. Boost measures intended to achieve the elimination of all forms of illtreatment of girls and women; in particular, strengthen efforts focusing on those communities still engaged in female genital mutilation (Colombia); 142.70. Put in place a national policy for protection and assistance for street children and persons with albinism (Djibouti); 142.71. Seek to effectively combat child labour by means of, inter alia, enforcing compulsory education, as stipulated in national policies (Egypt); 142.72. Continue fighting harmful traditional practices, including female genital mutilation (Ethiopia); 142.73. Strengthen the measures to combat violence against women and draw up proper indicators to evaluate progress (France); 142.74. Continue to ensure the full implementation of legislation on the eradication of the harmful practice of female genital mutilation (Ghana); 142.75. Redouble efforts to eliminate extra-judicial killings and acts of violence and torture, and to educate military and police personnel on human rights principles (Holy See); 142.76. Introduce an efficient mechanism for monitoring the implementation of the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act 2011 (Lithuania); 142.77. Combat the trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls by means of adoption of a comprehensive national action plan in this domain (Lithuania); 142.78. Pursue eradicating child labour in Kenya by enforcing compulsory education (Lithuania); 142.79. Ensure that legislation to counter torture goes beyond just police forces and instead covers all public bodies, and that it includes mechanisms for giving reparations to victims (Mexico); 17