A/HRC/40/9 115.150 Adopt a strategy to combat child labour, in particular in its worst forms; strengthen labour inspection to detect and punish child labour; and improve protection and reinsertion programmes (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 115.151 Continue efforts to empower youth (Egypt); 115.152 Guarantee the rights of children and better assist children in vulnerable situations (France); 115.153 Strengthen laws and policies aimed at protecting children’s rights, particularly those aimed at prohibiting, preventing and responding to the sale and sexual exploitation of children (Botswana); 115.154 Ensure that its domestic legislation relating to sexual exploitation of children meets international standards, and provide adequate access to recovery and reintegration measures to child victims of sexual abuse (Germany); 115.155 Continue to sensitize both adults and children to the rights of children, particularly in the context of child poverty and child sexual abuse (Malaysia); 115.156 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat child abuse in all its forms, by adopting and implementing the Children’s Bill, with particular attention on issues such as corporal punishment, early and forced marriage, trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced prostitution (Netherlands); 115.157 Continue efforts to promote children’s rights and their protection from trafficking and sexual exploitation (Tunisia); 115.158 Redouble efforts to strengthen measures to protect the rights of the child, including by preventing violence against children and improving quality education for children (Indonesia); 115.159 Establish an action plan to prevent and counter the abuse of children, and eradicate violence against children (Iraq); 115.160 Ensure enhanced coordination among the law enforcement agencies in terms of proceeding cases of child abuse (Afghanistan); 115.161 Adopt a legislative mechanism to prohibit and punish all forms of violence against and ill-treatment of children (Madagascar); 115.162 Intensify efforts to formulate a comprehensive strategy for preventing and combating child abuse, including the prohibition of corporal punishment in all settings (Ukraine); 115.163 Take the necessary measures to ensure adequate and effective protection against all forms of discrimination against different ethnic groups and minorities, through awareness-raising and education programmes aimed at highlighting the contribution of each ethnic group (Argentina); 115.164 Adopt concrete measures within the framework of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, with a view to materializing social inclusion of minorities (Angola); 115.165 Provide further opportunities for simultaneous training and access to information in Mauritian Creole/Kreol Morisien (Trinidad and Tobago); 115.166 Continue to remedy the economic disadvantages and cultural, structural and informal disadvantages of Mauritian Creoles by implementing policies conducive to their economic development, with their full participation (Haiti); 115.167 Continue developing actions to promote the rights of persons with disabilities and their participation in the country’s development (Cuba); 19