A/HRC/40/16 130.170 Protect vulnerable children from discrimination, especially children with albinism (Botswana); 130.171 Develop a comprehensive national strategy to prevent and address all forms of violence against children (Bulgaria); 130.172 Adopt a national strategy to prevent and combat all forms of violence and exploitation against children, including campaigns to raise awareness of children’s rights at all levels of society (Chile); 130.173 Prevent and address violence against children, including ensuring protection of children from corporal punishment in all settings, including in the home (Estonia); 130.174 Adopt measures to combat violations of children’s rights, particularly with regard to street children, who suffer abuse, including sexual abuse, and eliminate all discrimination against them (Spain); 130.175 Set up a strategy to fight sexual exploitation and violence towards children, in particular girls (Madagascar); 130.176 Take necessary measures to protect children against torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (Madagascar); 130.177 Formulate long-term universal public policies to guarantee free access for all children to schools and health services, with strategies to prevent the school dropout of girls throughout the country (Mexico); 130.178 Develop outreach campaigns, carry out monitoring actions and ensure access to justice so that the law relating to the protection of children, which prohibits corporal punishment, is effective in putting an end to all forms of physical, verbal or psychological violence exercised against girls and boys (Uruguay); 130.179 Adopt specific measures to prevent and combat the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, the early marriage of girls and forced labour throughout the national territory, with special emphasis on the regions of the country where these phenomena prevail (Uruguay); 130.180 Continue taking adequate measures to reduce poverty and deprivation levels so that children could enjoy an adequate standard of living, particularly with respect to access to safe drinking water and sanitation, housing and education (Serbia); 130.181 Continue to strengthen its national policies to further promote and protect children’s rights and the rights of persons with disabilities (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 130.182 Adopt appropriate assistance programmes with regard to the rehabilitation and social integration of child soldiers (Paraguay); 130.183 Continue its endeavours to improve economic, social and cultural rights, particularly on child rights protection (Islamic Republic of Iran); 130.184 Take practical measures to encourage the inclusion of children with disabilities in the mainstream education system (Maldives); 130.185 Continue measures to promote the inclusion of children with disabilities in the mainstream education system and in society (Côte d’Ivoire); 130.186 Redouble its efforts to put in place appropriate support measures for children with disabilities and measures to facilitate access to public buildings for persons with disabilities (Mauritius); 130.187 Implement programmes to raise public awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities, and increase financial and material support to specialized institutions (Angola); 20 GE.18-22821