A/HRC/31/4 62.72 Consider passing a domestic violence law which makes reporting of violence within the family and especially against women and children mandatory, and which creates a regime of family violence restraining orders designed to protect the family against further violence (Fiji); 62.73 Put in place a follow-up and evaluation mechanism on the situation of protection of children and strengthen the institutions working in that area (Morocco); 62.74 Take legislative measures to prohibit all forms of corporal punishment of children in all settings (Namibia); 62.75 Expand education and awareness campaigns on the issue of trafficking in persons and make efforts to study human trafficking in the country (United States of America); 62.76 Adopt procedures to better identify victims of trafficking among vulnerable groups such as foreign workers and those engaged in prostitution (United States of America); 62.77 Adopt a law on access to information in accordance with the international standards on the issue (Mexico); 62.78 Adopt domestic laws to promote and guarantee women’s political representation in decision making positions (Costa Rica); 62.79 Take steps, including by implementation of gender quotas for candidates presented for election by political parties to increase women’s representation in public and political life (Ireland); 62.80 Pursue efforts to increase women’s representation and leadership in the decision making bodies both at the political and economic levels (Morocco); 62.81 Put in place labour laws which would include a minimum age of employment, and which protect children from commercial exploitation (Sierra Leone); 62.82 Adopt comprehensive laws against child labour (Spain); 62.83 Continue strengthening its social policies in order to raise the quality of life of its people, in particular of those sectors most in need (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 62.84 Continue efforts to improve conditions for girls, particularly with respect to the quality of nutrition, health care and education, and to their civil rights, including equitable heritable rights (Canada); 62.85 Encourage putting in place a broader social safety net designed to cover all segments of society, notably persons working in the informal sectors as well as vulnerable persons (Djibouti); 62.86 Combat malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies by ensuring the right to adequate and healthy food (Maldives); 62.87 Continue applying the measures necessary to reduce the risks of contracting infectious sexually transmitted diseases and HIV, through its preventive health care services (Panama); 62.88 16 Continue to combat maternal and child mortality (Djibouti);