A/HRC/30/10 123.93 Modify the Law on the Protection against Domestic Violence and promote the prosecution for these crimes (Israel); 123.94 Consider amending the law so that it provides further efforts of redress for victims of domestic violence, in addition to increased punishment for repeated violations of violence against women (Serbia); 123.95 Repeal article 158 of its Criminal Code and ensure that all acts of sexual violence against women and girls are properly investigated and perpetrators are punished (Ghana); 123.96 Improve prosecution for and prevention of domestic violence and ensure that victims of domestic violence have access to shelters and other support services (Czech Republic); 123.97 Take concrete measures to prevent cases of violence against women, including the implementation of awareness-raising campaigns on the rights of women and girls (Canada); 123.98 Develop policies to effectively prevent violence against women, in particular domestic violence and also provide shelters and assistance to victims (Sierra Leone); 123.99 Eliminate all forms of child marriage and raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 (Sierra Leone); 123.100 Promote non-violent methods of child-rearing and education and ensure that the law prohibiting corporal punishment is enforced (Poland); 123.101 Continue strengthening the capacity of the National Commission for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings (Sudan); 123.102 Continue its efforts in combating trafficking in persons (Armenia); 123.103 Continue the actions taken to combat human trafficking, particularly for forced prostitution, begging and underpaid work (France); 123.104 Continue its efforts in combating trafficking in persons including strengthening the preventive measures on sexual exploitation of women and children (Malaysia); 123.105 Strengthen the normative framework for coordinated government actions against trafficking and care for the trafficked victims, including developing a procedural framework for the return and reintegration of victims of trafficking in persons (Philippines); 123.106 Continue the fight against trafficking of human beings and international cooperation in this respect (Romania); 123.107 Strengthen existing mechanisms as well as create new legal policies that prevent and combat human trafficking (Serbia); 123.108 Expand anti-trafficking measures from the large towns to the rural neighbourhoods and highly populated Roma communities so as to protect the most vulnerable groups of society (Serbia); 123.109 Continue the strengthening of the judicial power (Romania); 123.110 Continue the reform of the judiciary to ensure independence and impartiality of the tribunals (Chile); 21