A/HRC/18/14 74.9 Fully implement the National Policy for Persons with Disabilities (Australia); 74.10 Further enhance national policies to promote the rights of women (Philippines); 74.11 Design specific policies to improve the situation of women in Samoan society and political life (Spain); 74.12 Provide members of its police force with training on human rights and improve inmate conditions in detention facilities (Canada); 74.13 Address improving the conditions in its penitentiary facilities as outlined in the Government’s Law and Justice Sector Plan (Slovakia); 74.14 Develop efficient and transparent mechanisms to prevent violence, particularly against women, girls and boys, and ensure that these mechanisms have the necessary capacity and resources to tackle this issue (Mexico); 74.15 Prioritize legislation on women’s rights and domestic violence, and implement domestic policies aimed at eliminating violence against women (Australia); 74.16 Amend its domestic law to criminalize domestic violence (United Kingdom); 74.17 Conduct additional campaigns to elevate public awareness about domestic violence, similar to the country’s 2009 Say No to Rape campaign (United States); 74.18 Implement policies to ensure the promotion of the rights of women and children, specifically with regard to combating domestic violence and ending discrimination against women (South Africa); 74.19. Adopt and implement appropriate, efficient policy to address the sexual exploitation of children (Slovakia); 74.20 Implement fully the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, including by taking measures to address the issue of child labour, prohibiting corporal punishment, and raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility to an internationally acceptable level (Slovenia); 74.21. Ban corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure in schools and in homes, and conduct awareness campaigns so as to reduce the scope of such action (Norway); 74.22. Design policies which strengthen the rights of the child, and in that regard, sensitize the population to end corporal punishment and child labour (Spain); 74.23 Address the elimination of child labour in the ongoing 1972 Labour and Employment Act review (Slovakia); 74.24 Continue and intensify the fight against social scourges, with a focus on reducing domestic violence and juvenile delinquency (Algeria); 74.25 Improve equal access to justice, including legal assistance and information and education about legal and human rights, to those who cannot afford private representation (Canada); 74.26. Enhance its investigation of complaints of abuse by police (United States); 16