A/HRC/13/8 30. Speedily implement provisions related to the intention of the Government to abolish capital punishment. (Greece); 31. Introduce a formal moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition. (Italy); 32. Transform the de facto moratorium on the application of the death penalty into an abolition in law. (Luxembourg); 33. Strengthen the protection of the civilian population affected by the conflict and clashes between non-State groups. (Azerbaijan); 34. Continue its efforts to protect and promote the rights of children to life and to a sufficient standard of living and education; and seek the assistance of relevant United Nations agencies and programmes for the establishment of reception and training centres for delinquent street children of school age. (Algeria); 35. Take all necessary steps to strengthen the protection of the civilian population, particularly women and children, from violence. (Germany); 36. Adopt effective measures, including allocating sufficient resources to implement the existing legislation for the protection of women and children. (Switzerland); 37. Provide material and psychological support to victims of sexual violence and undertake extensive educational campaigns to inform women of their rights. (South Africa); 38. Ensure progress in combating trafficking in persons and overcoming violence against women and children. (Belarus); 39. Adopt a legal framework clearly defining crimes of trafficking of children for sexual exploitation, economic exploitation or other purposes, while imposing appropriate sanctions. (Holy See); 40. Ensure the effective prosecution of all forms of violence against women. (Austria); 41. Continue to make efforts to eradicate violence against women and children and take the necessary measures to provide appropriate treatment for victims of crimes of this sort. (Argentina); 42. Continue its policy to nationally implement its international and regional commitments regarding the rights of women, effectively combating all forms of violence against them. (Burkina Faso); 43. Act on its commitment to set up a national agency to combat sexual violence and ensure access to justice and compensation for victims of sexual violence. (Belgium); 44. Take further steps to tackle sexual violence, bring perpetrators of human rights violations to justice and ensure full implementation of the 2006 law against sexual violence, including through urgent implementation of the “zero tolerance policy” and establishment of a State-run vetting mechanism to remove the worst abusers from the Congolese army. (United Kingdom); 45. Fully implement the 2006 law on sexual violence and monitor the application of this law in order to ensure that impunity for sexual violence is addressed, including in the security forces. (Ireland); 14 GE.10-10154