A/HRC/32/13 120.30 Adopt specific legislation and measures under the Human Rights National Plan to help prevent, prosecute and punish domestic violence against women and also to end discrimination against women within the society (Spain); 120.31 Continue taking measures to combat gender-based violence and to take further measures to ensure the effective implementation of laws offering protection against this violence (Namibia); 120.32 Take measures to ensure that existing laws criminalizing rape and domestic violence are fully enforced, and cases are fully investigated and prosecuted consistent with these laws (United States of America); 120.33 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to combat violence against women and a comprehensive law on violence against women that specifically criminalize domestic violence (Turkey); 120.34 Implement measures to improve enforcement of laws criminalizing rape and domestic violence, including by thoroughly investigating and prosecuting all acts of violence against women, and by providing training to law enforcement officials (Canada); 120.35 Amend the Criminal Code to raise the age of criminal responsibility in accordance with international standards (Chile); 120.36 Reform the juvenile justice system, raise the age of criminal responsibility, and safeguard the integrity of minors who are held in detention centres (Mexico); 120.37 Review the Penal Code so that the age of criminal responsibility is in accordance with relevant international standards (France); 120.38 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility according to the general comment No. 10 of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 120.39 Continue to enact specific legislation to implement the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Pakistan); 120.40 Amend laws that could contradict the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Panama); 120.41 Introduce a legal ban on various forms of violence against children in all settings (Ukraine); 120.42 Expressly prohibit the corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home, penal institutions, schools and day-care centres and also take steps to explicitly repeal the right “to administer proper punishment” in the Children’s Act (Ghana); 120.43 Ensure the explicit inclusion in the national legislation of the prohibition of all forms of corporal punishment of minors, whether in the home, childcare facilities, schools and education centres in general (Uruguay); 120.44 Criminalize the act of exploiting both boys and girls and the incidence of child tourism, as well as prosecute the perpetrators in the travel and tourism industry by imposing stiffer punishments on them (Zambia); 120.45 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, including on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Netherlands); 17