A/HRC/31/12 139.83 Steps to counter negative attitudes and stereotypes towards disabled persons (India); 139.84 Take further action against the use of excessive force by the police (Sweden); 139.85 Undertake effective actions to continue the fight against violence regarding women and children in the family setting (Angola); 139.86 Continue to promote measures to eradicate violence against women, including domestic violence, and expand support services and psychological support for victims, taking especially into account the vulnerability of migrant women (Chile); 139.87 Continue combating violence against women and domestic violence, taking into account the vulnerability of migrant women and adopting new legislative measures in support of this group (Cuba); 139.88 Develop a comprehensive national strategy to prevent and address all forms of violence against children with a view to strengthen measures to encourage child victims to report instances of violence, abuse and neglect (Poland); 139.89 Take effective measures to prevent violence against women, including domestic violence (Russian Federation); 139.90 Implement expeditiously the law prohibiting mutilation and bring the perpetrators to justice (Uganda); female genital 139.91 Combat violence against women and trafficking of child victims of prostitution (Djibouti); 139.92 Continue to strengthen institutional mechanisms to address violence against women and children and to further ongoing efforts in the field of combating human trafficking (Sri Lanka); 139.93 Take further measures aimed at the protection of women and children’s rights, in particular in order to raise awareness of, prevent and protect them from all forms of violence and human trafficking, including among migrants, refugees and asylum seekers (Ukraine); 139.94 Continue to ensure that its anti-human-trafficking programmes remain victim-oriented and provide effective access to legal and psychological support to child victims of trafficking (Philippines); 139.95 Continue with its efforts in raising awareness and knowledge on human trafficking, including through trainings and awareness-raising measures for law enforcement organs, judges and public prosecutors (Bhutan); 139.96 Continue to improve the national infrastructure to assist victims of trafficking and develop a national system for the recognition and support of child victims of trafficking (Chile); 139.97 Investigate incidents of human trafficking and offer full assistance to child trafficking victims (Sierra Leone); 139.98 Further promote protection of victims of human trafficking, including measures of more effective investigations and prosecution of perpetrators (Greece); 19