A/HRC/29/10 142.80. Take measures to develop an integral plan of action to combat trafficking and the sexual exploitation of women and girls, including through medical and psychological assistance to victims of these crimes (Mexico); 142.81. Step up efforts to combat child labour with a view to its progressive eradication in a given time frame (Mexico); 142.82. Adopt the bill on persons deprived of liberty (Morocco); 142.83. Continue addressing the issues of sexual exploitation of women and girls (Myanmar); 142.84. Take the necessary measures to eliminate the vulnerability of girls and women to sexual exploitation (Namibia); 142.85. Implement fully the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act 2011 and the review of the policy on female genital mutilation (Poland); 142.86. Make further efforts to properly handle the case of discrimination and violence against women, including the prosecution of alleged perpetuators (Republic of Korea); 142.87. Continue its efforts towards the abolition of the death penalty (Rwanda); 142.88. Criminalize torture, in line with international human rights obligations, and fight extrajudicial executions, through, inter alia, capacitybuilding for State agents (Brazil); 142.89. Adopt measures to guarantee effective access to protection and redress for women victims of violence, and strengthen the National Commission on Gender Equality in order to fulfil its mandate (Brazil); 142.90. Conform the juvenile justice system to be in accordance with international standards so as to prevent children from being legally accountable in courts (Serbia); 142.91. Continue efforts in support of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (South Africa); 142.92. Fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court and protect witnesses (Switzerland); 142.93. Continue to cooperate with the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (Timor-Leste); 142.94. Continue its efforts on enhanced enforcement, institutional capacitybuilding and awareness-raising in the fight against corruption (Turkey); 142.95. Continue its 2012–2016 project on judicial transformation, by inserting changes at the level of the judicial authority by setting up appropriate strategies to enhance access and the expeditious delivery of justice (United Arab Emirates); 142.96. Work alongside parliament to ensure that the report of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission and its recommendations are implemented, in particular on access to justice for victims of post-election violence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 142.97. Continue the judicial reforms, in particular the implementation of the 2012–2016 framework of transformation of the judicial system (Algeria); 18