A/HRC/29/15 148.94. Explore further steps with a view to strengthening domestic measures to combat human trafficking and child labour (Sri Lanka); 148.95. Continue to combat all forms of violence against women (Belarus); 148.96. Strengthen the implementation effectiveness of Turkey’s 2012 domestic law on preventing violence against women (Iceland); 148.97. Continue its effort in combating violence against women, especially domestic violence, by effectively enforcing its law and undertaking necessary legislative review, and ensure the protection of the rights of the victims (Thailand); 148.98. Design long-term strategy and awareness-raising programmes to eliminate harmful practices such as domestic violence and early marriages in particular (Lithuania); 148.99. Take measures in law and in practice to decrease child marriage, most notably among girls (Sweden); 148.100. Strengthen efforts to eliminate child, early and forced marriage (Maldives); 148.101. Continue its efforts on the prevention of violence against women (Somalia); 148.102. Pursue the implementation of effective measures to protect women and children against domestic violence and ill-treatment in all its forms (Luxembourg); 148.103. In accordance with the Action Plan for Children’s Rights (2013– 2017), apply legal and administrative measures to effectively prevent early marriages (Equatorial Guinea); 148.104. Increase measures to provide judges with continuous training on the areas of principles, jurisprudence and international human rights principles, in line with the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers (Chile); 148.105. Pursue its work on reforms with a view to ensure the independence and impartiality of the judiciary and provide judges with adequate human rights training (Slovakia); 148.106. Foster an independent judiciary and consult with civil society, the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Venice Commission on any judicial reform (United States of America); 148.107. Continue to take steps to strengthen the rule of law by ensuring the effective implementation of legal reforms (Singapore); 148.108. Continue strengthening the steps taken to ensure the protection of children in conflict with the law, including considering adopting restorative justice principles (Indonesia); 148.109. Step up efforts to combat impunity and carry out rapid, impartial, effective and in depth inquiries for all past or present allegations of human rights violations committed by security forces and ensure that such violations do not remain unpunished (Switzerland); 18