A/HRC/11/28 Page 18 25. Make more strenuous effort to address the issue of violence against women (Malaysia), including through intensifying its awareness-raising and strengthening prevention efforts and measures (Malaysia, Germany) and put in place effective monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to ensure the effectiveness of measures taken to address all forms of violence against women; increase the number of available shelters for victims of violence and their children; address all obstacles that prevent women from reporting acts of violence to the police (Germany); 26. Continue and strengthen its efforts in addressing domestic violence (Palestine, Pakistan) in particular in raising the awareness of the population through information campaigns and by enhancing the system of criminal prosecutions (Palestine); 27. Make all possible efforts to eradicate all forms of violence, all form of abuse against children and eliminate completely police brutality (Mexico); 28. Strengthen existing policies and programmes aimed at eradicating child prostitution (Turkey); Strengthen the existing national plan of action on the protection of children, in particular on its policies in the prevention, recovery and reintegration of children victims of sexual exploitation (Malaysia); Continue its efforts to protect child rights, in particular in its attempt to completely eradicate child labour (France); 29. Undertake further steps to eradicate child prostitution and child labour (New Zealand); 30. Effectively monitor the implementation of the Combating of Trafficking in Persons Bill upon its adoption (Turkey); Take into account the human rights dimensions of human trafficking, in particular the need to protect and provide assistance to victims, in the drafting of legislation to combat human trafficking (Philippines); 31. Take measures to bring the situation of persons in custody in line with international standards, including the length of pre-trial detention (Germany); 32. Follow-up dynamically on its policies of combating prison overpopulation, in particular through the development of new facilities (Palestine); 33. Step up its efforts to complete the reform of its judicial system, and if necessary to request technical assistance from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in this regard (Algeria); 34. Encourage the participation of women in Parliament and increase of women participation in the different decision making processes (Syrian Arab Republic); 35. Continue to implement and strengthen its policy and measures to eradicate poverty (Tunisia, South Africa); Maintain and strengthen programmes to combat extreme poverty (Brazil); 36. Continue ongoing efforts to strengthen respect for the human rights of women and to take steps to improve their living standards (Canada);