A/HRC/14/2 25. To bring the 2004 Law No 2 on persons with special needs into line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Russian Federation); 26. To continue efforts to prohibit the use of child labour (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 27. To continue its support for the foundations that provide services to women and children victims of abuse and violence (Islamic Republic of Iran); 28. To take measures to strengthen and guarantee the effective implementation of legal measures against domestic violence, sexual abuse and the exploitation of women and children (Mexico); 29. To continue its efforts to prevent domestic violence, notably by reinforcing the legal framework and increasing the protection of victims and the prosecution of reported cases (Slovenia); 30. To conduct an awareness and education campaign to prevent violence against women and prosecute those who commit crimes of violence against women (Canada); 31. To actively improve the protection of female domestic workers against violence and sexual abuse (Norway); 32. To make efforts to ensure that the police prioritizes and investigates cases of violence and sexual abuse against female domestic workers (Norway); 33. To continue its efforts to promulgate laws against human trafficking and on domestic workers (Malaysia); 34. To consider using the Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking developed by OHCHR as a reference guide in its policies and programs (Philippines); 35. To continue its efforts to prevent impunity for perpetrators of human trafficking and towards the principle of non-criminalization of victims (Turkey); 36. To further intensify its efforts to combat human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 37. To continue the work to ensure fair trials, particularly in cases of the death penalty, ensuring the right to be judged by an independent, impartial and competent court, the right to effective judicial protection, the right to have enough time and facilities to properly prepare the defence of a defendant, the right to the presumption of innocence, the right to appeal and the right for a sentence to be commuted (Spain); 38. To share its experiences in strengthening its judiciary system (Brunei Darussalam); 39. To consider raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Brazil); 40. To elaborate a national plan of action on children’s rights in the juvenile justice system (Kazakhstan); 41. To share its best practices in terms of promoting education for children with disabilities (Brunei Darussalam); 42. To continue its efforts to further strengthen the foundations of the family and its associated values among society (Islamic Republic of Iran); 15