A/HRC/28/11 134.90 Fight against the phenomenon of child sorcerers to spare innocent childhood from this terrible calamity of another age (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 134.91 Protect children accused of witchcraft from ill-treatment and abuse, as previously recommended (Italy); 134.92 Stop child labour, as previously recommended (Italy); 134.93 Continue giving due attention to the issue of violence against children by ensuring effective implementation of the Strategy for Preventing and Combating Violence against Children (Malaysia); 134.94 Continue to implement the National Strategy for Preventing and Combating Violence against Children (Mexico); 134.95 Continue to strengthen efforts to eliminate all types of violence against children including through the criminalization of corporal punishment (Portugal); 134.96 Adopt policies and measures in order to prevent the sexual exploitation of children and to facilitate the social integration of those who were victims of such a crime (Romania); 134.97 Continue efforts to implement the action plan 2013–2017 to fight domestic violence (Algeria); 134.98 Deepen actions to ensure effective implementation of the legislation on the protection of women, especially against all harmful practice or negative stereotyping (Argentina); 134.99 Implement fully the 2011 law against domestic abuse and continue its efforts to fulfil its obligations under CEDAW (Australia); 134.100 Ensure full implementation of Law 25/11 against Domestic Violence and ensure there are increased protections against all forms of violence faced by women, including internally displaced and refugee women, who are among the most vulnerable (Canada); 134.101 Promote concerted national efforts aimed at combating violence against women, and providing rehabilitation for perpetrators of such acts (Egypt); 134.102 Ensure the country-wide and effective implementation of the Law on Domestic Violence, and ensure access of victims to medical (including psychological), legal and social support (Germany); 134.103 Enhance efforts to implement existing policy instruments aiming at protecting women’s rights, and to enhance the support given to victims of violence, for example through adequate resourcing of counselling centres (Italy); 134.104 Adopts practical measures to implement the Law on Domestic Violence (and its legal instruments), and that Angola allocates a multi-annual budget to the Ministry involved to this effect (Netherlands); 134.105 Ensure effective and practical implementation of the Law on Domestic Violence and the law on the protection of children’s comprehensive development (Russian Federation); 19