A/HRC/18/6 98.78. Adopt measures, including appropriate legislation, to eliminate all forms of violence against women (Slovenia); 98.79. Provide medical and psychological support, as well as legal assistance, to women victims of gender-based violence (Brazil); 98.80. Adopt measures to prevent, penalize and eliminate all forms of violence against women, including stoning, rape, marital rape, sexual violence of all kinds in the framework of armed conflict, domestic violence, forced marriage and FGM (Argentina); 98.81. Implement an awareness and education campaign, in cooperation with community and religious leaders, aimed at ending the practice of female genital mutilation and other forms of violence against women (Canada); 98.82. Redouble efforts to end traditional practices against human rights of women such as FGM (Mexico); 98.83. Establish effective and impartial vetting procedures to ensure that their armed forces and police do not recruit persons under the age of 18 (Hungary); 98.84. Take measures, such as impartial vetting, to ensure that persons under the age of 18 are not recruited by Transitional Federal Government’s security forces (Canada); 98.85. Immediately release all children recruited into the Transitional Federal Government’s security forces and the establishment of rigorous vetting procedures to ensure that the armed forces and police do not include persons under the age of 18 (Austria); 98.86. Continue with efforts to stop the recruitment and use of children in the country and to work closely with the United Nations and other relevant parties to ensure their demobilization (Malaysia); 98.87. Take decisive action where possible and introduce measures to ensure that no children under the age of 18 are recruited (Ireland); 98.88. Cease the use of children as combatants (United States of America); 98.89. Take every necessary measure to ensure that no children under the age of 18 are recruited into armed forces, releasing unconditionally all children previously recruited (Slovakia); 98.90. Actively seek the unconditional release of all children associated with its armed forces and those of its allies (Portugal); 98.91. Establish effective and impartial procedures to ensure that the armed forces and the police do not recruit persons under the age of 18 (Portugal); 98.92. Take all appropriate measures to eliminate these forms (child labour, child soldiers, and street begging) of exploitation of children (Slovenia); 98.93. Address the prevalence of exploitative child labor by enforcing its labor laws (United States of America); 98.94. Allow and support safe and timely access to all those in need of assistance in areas under the control of the Government (Ireland); 98.95. Provide for reintegration projects for children and women escaping from Al Shaabab-controlled areas (Italy); 18