A/HRC/32/5 120.98 Eradicate all harmful practices such as female genital mutilation and early or forced marriages, and take the necessary measures to ensure the full protection of boys and girls (Mexico); 120.99 Continue taking further measures to eliminate female genital mutilation (South Sudan); 120.100 Prohibit the harmful practices such as the female genital mutilation and the Wahaya or practice of the fifth wife converted into sexual slave (Spain); 120.101 Intensify awareness-building among traditional and religious leaders to strictly observe the ban on female genital mutilation (Ukraine); 120.102 Create and implement a strategy to eliminate traditional harmful practices, such as female genital mutilation, child, early and forced marriage, and “Wahaya”, and modify traditional stereotypes that are harmful to and discriminate against women (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.103 Continue with the education process, dissemination of information and awareness raising for families, local leaders, civil society and all relevant actors, in order to eradicate the practice known as “Wahaya” or 5th wife (Uruguay); 120.104 Set up a national strategy to combat all forms of slavery (Egypt); 120.105 Take more active measures to abolish all forms of slavery in practice (Georgia); 120.106 Review Law 2003-25 of 23 June 2003 with a view to giving itself the appropriate means to eventually eradicate all forms of slavery and promptly adopt national action plans to this end (Luxembourg); 120.107 Ensure effective implementation of existing legislation to eradicate all forms of slavery, prosecute perpetrators and ensure effective access to justice for victims of slavery (Italy); 120.108 Adopt and implement targeted measures to address the root causes of slavery, including poverty, inequality and customary norms (Italy); 120.109 Adopt a long-term national plan with local communities and civil society, in order to decrease the traditional practice of slavery among certain ethnic groups, avoid its continuity in future generations and eradicate it definitely (Uruguay); 120.110 Continue its efforts in the fight against slavery and human trafficking, promoting a culture of respect, equality and tolerance (Nicaragua); 120.111 Conduct a nationwide study on the prevalence of slavery and slaverylike practices in cooperation with national and international stakeholders (Norway); 120.112 Build law enforcement and labour inspection capacity to combat slavery practices, including sexual servitude, and forced child begging, and rehabilitate and integrate victims (United States of America); 120.113 Take concerted action to eradicate slavery including by enforcing the anti-slavery law and ensuring prosecution of perpetrators; taking measures to prevent slavery, protect and rehabilitate victims; and raising awareness of the criminalisation of slavery (Australia); GE.16-05960 21