A/HRC/44/15 80.110 Prevent and combat all forms of violence against women and girls, through the effective enforcement of legislation on gender-based violence, and achieve equality for women and girls (Spain); 80.111 Strengthen measures to prevent gender-based violence, taking into account the need to address the root causes (Philippines); 80.112 Carry out, in full, the Family Peace Act (2014) Implementation Plan in order to counter domestic violence and support survivors (Australia); 80.113 Strengthen domestic violence laws and improve the handling of domestic and sexual violence cases by allocating more resources to the Domestic Violence and Sexual Offence Unit of the Kiribati Police Service and the judiciary system (Canada); 80.114 Ensure the effective implementation of the Family Peace Act (Germany); 80.115 Take further measures to protect and promote women’s rights, including measures to prevent domestic violence against women (Japan); 80.116 Allocate adequate human and financial resources to implement and monitor the Family Peace Act Implementation Plan (Seychelles); 80.117 Take concrete measures to encourage women’s political participation and increase the representation of women in parliament, noting that there are currently only three seats held by women and that none are part of the Cabinet (Canada); 80.118 Take further measures to prevent child labour and sexual violence on children (Italy); 80.119 Criminalize the sex and labour trafficking of children within the country and specify definitions in the Criminal Code for light and hazardous work in order to more clearly define child labour abuses (United States of America); 80.120 Take further steps to eliminate sexual exploitation of children and child labour, as well as to prohibit all forms of corporal punishment in all settings, in compliance with international norms and standards on the rights of the child (Brazil); 80.121 Investigate, convict and impose stringent penalties against the offenders who exploit or facilitate the commercial sexual exploitation of children and hold accountable all persons responsible, including parents and guardians (Canada); 80.122 Intensify the application of existing legislation against sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, including public awareness-raising campaigns to prevent and combat such offences (Chile); 80.123 Develop and implement the Child Labour Policy to protect children against exploitation (Maldives); 80.124 Implement domestic legislation that prohibits child labour (Marshall Islands); 80.125 Continue efforts to combat all violence against children by repealing article 226 of the criminal code, which authorizes the administration of “reasonable punishment” (France); 80.126 Continue efforts in order to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and guarantee their full integration in society (Tunisia); 80.127 Continue to strengthen public policies for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 18