A/HRC/23/15 132.34. Continue its efforts to combat violence against women and promote gender equality (Singapore); 132.35. Redouble efforts to combat all forms of violence against women and adopt policies on education and awareness-raising in this area (Spain); 132.36. Develop a work plan to implement the National Strategy of 2011 to prevent violence against women (Libya); 132.37. Give further attention to the assistance available to victims of violence against women, especially in the field of psycho-social support (Slovenia); 132.38. Harmonize legal measures and policies in order to guarantee rights of victims of domestic violence in accordance with international standards, for instance, by amending the Criminal Procedure Law that would expand the term ‘family member’ in the criminal offence of domestic violence to include a former spouse or partner (Kyrgyzstan); 132.39. Carry out efforts in harmonizing legal provisions to guarantee the rights of victims of domestic violence (Angola); 132.40. Take additional measures in order to improve the implementation of legislation protecting against domestic violence, including through awareness raising campaigns and training on domestic violence for officials (Lithuania); 132.41. Come up with a comprehensive national strategy to prevent and combat domestic violence, and conduct awareness campaigns at the national level (Republic of Korea); 132.42. Implement the national strategy to prevent domestic violence and provide training for relevant officials on domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 132.43. Fully implement the national strategy to prevent domestic violence, and conduct awareness raising campaigns and training on domestic violence for officials (Norway); 132.44. Effectively combat domestic violence and establish shelters and support centres with medical, psychological and legal support (Austria); 132.45. Increase its efforts in ensuring the protection of children from violence in line with its 2008 National Strategy for Prevention and Protection of Children from Violence and 2010 Action Plan (Malaysia); 132.46. Continue efforts in connection with the prevention of violence against children and the fight against child trafficking, child prostitution and pornography (State of Palestine); 132.47. Give full and effective implementation to the national campaign to reduce violence against children and women in order to further reduce the occurrence of rape and domestic violence, sexual harassment, child abuse including in educational institutions and child marriage (Australia); 132.48. Continue (Philippines); its intensified efforts against human trafficking 132.49. Implement the Protocol on fight against trafficking in human beings of the Ministry of Justice as well as adopt the new national strategy to prevent and combat trafficking in human being and to protect victims (Portugal); 20