A/HRC/33/6 95.59 Establish effective and transparent mechanisms to prevent violence, in particular against women, girls and boys, and ensure that these mechanisms are allocated with the necessary capacity and resources to be operational (Mexico); 95.60 Put in place comprehensive measures to prevent and address domestic violence and ensure that women have access to immediate means of redress and protection and that the perpetrators are prosecuted (Portugal); 95.61 Further protect children against violence and child labour through the strengthening of legislation, in order to safeguard their well-being and their right to education (Portugal); 95.62 Conclude the enactment of the bill to establish a policy against harassment in the public sector (Spain); 95.63 Ensure the application in the private sector of the provisions against sexual harassment of the Labour and Employment Relations Act (Spain); 95.64 Establish a coordination mechanism to combat child labour, including in all its worst forms (United States of America); 95.65 Apply harsher sentences for sexual violence and child abuse, with a view to strengthening laws on child protection, as well as developing new avenues for making complaints of child abuse, sexual aggression and incest which are adapted to children (Uruguay); 95.66 Strengthen measures to combat child abuse (Algeria); 95.67 Raise the level of protection for children, in particular against sexual abuse and child labour (Cabo Verde); 95.68 Continue progress in harmonizing its legislation on child labour with international standards (Chile); 95.69 Continue national efforts for the establishment of specialized courts on violence against women, particularly domestic and sexual violence (Guatemala); 95.70 Accelerate the procedure for the adoption of the bill reviewing the age of criminal responsibility (Turkey); 95.71 Provide members of the Samoa Police Service with training on the human rights of accused and detained persons, and ensure that provisions made for food, water and sanitation at detention facilities meet the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Canada); 95.72 Uphold the commitment as to the realization of the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation (Spain); 95.73 Take measures to facilitate access to credit for women in rural areas (Honduras); 95.74 Step up efforts to promote sexual education, particularly oriented towards adolescents, paying special attention to the prevention of early pregnancy and to the control of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS, as previously recommended (Mexico); 95.75 Adequately resource and implement the Mental Health Act of 2007 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); GE.16-10832 17