A/HRC/30/11 125.13 Strengthen normative standards and measures aimed at eliminating domestic violence perpetrated against women (Sierra Leone); 125.14 Continue to strengthen legislative and policy measures to counter violence against women (Singapore); 125.15 Continue efforts to reduce violence against children and young persons (Rwanda); 125.16 Continue with the policy to reduce violence against children and young people (Algeria); 125.17 Provide comprehensive child protection, particularly for unaccompanied minors, by addressing the problems that give rise to their migration, and often to their exploitation, and also affording them the means by which they may be repatriated (Holy See); 125.18 Take additional measures to prevent the poor and marginalized children from early entry into the labour market and provide incentives for them to enrol in school (Thailand); 125.19 Take further measures to safeguard those Hondurans living abroad, particularly as regards to child’s protection, and providing comprehensive protection for migrant boys, girls and non-accompanied adolescents once they are repatriated (Uruguay); 125.20 Take measures to empower young people, particularly through education, with a view to preventing them from joining criminal and transnational gangs; and ensure their rehabilitation and social reintegration (Colombia); 125.21 Follow up on initiatives taken to strengthen the protection of children’s rights (Equatorial Guinea); 125.22 Adopt measures to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children (Romania); 125.23 Continue to work on combating trafficking in human beings and illegal drug trafficking (Russian Federation); 125.24 Conduct a comprehensive review and structural reform of the administration of justice with the aim of ensuring judicial independence and reducing the growing number of cases of impunity (Sweden); 125.25 Ensure that human rights bodies such as the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Judiciary have the necessary financial and human resources as well as human rights training to guarantee their independence and impartiality so that they can perform their work effectively (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 125.26 Continue strengthening government capacity to effectively investigate and prosecute all crimes, including labour law violations (United States of America); 125.27 Continue strengthening judicial and administrative measures initiated to ensure the effective investigation and punishment of those responsible for acts of violence, in particular those targeting human rights defenders (Argentina); 125.28 Raise the capacity and effectiveness of investigation and prosecution of all allegations of torture and ill-treatment by members of both State security 19