A/HRC/30/11 124.28 Prevent and punish all forms of violence against women and girls; and consolidate a higher representation of women in management and decision making positions (Peru); 124.29 Ensure adequate budget allocation to the prevention of sexual and gender-based violence (Sweden); 124.30 Guarantee protection and access to justice for women who are victims of violence (Belgium); 124.31 Step up efforts aimed at effectively preventing violence against women, including rape, domestic violence and sexual harassment (Panama); 124.32 Take adequate and necessary measures to address violence against women (Portugal); 124.33 Respond effectively to all forms of violence against women including by providing law enforcement official with gender training (Sweden); 124.34 Reduce violence against women and increase the number of shelters for battered women (Trinidad and Tobago); 124.35 Take specific measures to protect women from being victim of discrimination and violence, including the appropriate investigation of such cases as well as the prosecution and punishment of perpetrators (Turkey); 124.36 Take measures to ensure full protection of children at all levels and in all spheres and to ensure that the institutions tasked to implement such measures are adequately funded and resourced in order to carry out this function effectively (Namibia);2 124.37 Defend children’s rights by ensuring that the Directorate on Childhood, Adolescent and Family Issues has the appropriate legislative framework and financial resources to meet its mandate, and by implementing policies and programmes to protect children, adolescents and returned child migrants (Canada); 124.38 Re-establish its police unit specialized to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation (Timor-Leste); 124.39 Adopt necessary measures to guarantee fair justice for all (Nigeria); 124.40 Strengthen the judiciary by implementing a transparent, merit-based and clearly defined selection process for Supreme Court justices (United States of America); 124.41 Ensure transparency and impartiality in the appointment process of judges, implementing clear procedures and objective criteria and ensure that judicial staff are not subject to political interference (Switzerland); 124.42 Effectively fight impunity against the perpetrators of the crimes against judges, journalists and human rights defenders and conduct effective investigations of human rights violations in these cases (Poland); 2 16 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Take measures to ensure full protection of children at all levels and in all spheres, including military operations, and to ensure that the institutions tasked to implement such measures are adequately funded and resourced in order to carry out this function effectively (Namibia).