A/HRC/41/6 serious violations that affect them, such as violence, sexual and economic exploitation and child labour (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 125.191 Fully implement the measures in the National Compact on Childhood, particularly ending abuses in facilities operated by the National Service for Minors (United States of America); 125.192 Take further measures to ensure respect for and protection of the rights of children, especially those in institutional care (Bulgaria); 125.193 Establish an independent commission to investigate reports concerning the abuse of children in the care of the National Service for Minors, hold perpetrators accountable and improve the supervision of the Service (Germany); 125.194 Continue the implementation of its National Plan of Action for Children and Adolescents for child and adolescent victims of discrimination and social exclusion (Indonesia); 125.195 Protect children working in the informal sector from forced labour by increasing the number of labour inspectors, particularly in remote areas (United States of America); 125.196 Develop a strategy to prevent and combat all forms of violence against children, including in the school setting (Brazil); 125.197 Take further steps to prevent the human rights violations of children in State care (Estonia); 125.198 Establish institutions for the protection of childhood and for the reintegration of juvenile offenders (France); 125.199 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in the home and in all alternative care settings, as previously recommended (Liechtenstein); 125.200 Take all necessary actions to strengthen the system of comprehensive child protection and introduce specific measures to ensure the rights of children and adolescents living in centres run by the National Service for Minors (Lithuania); 125.201 Ensure that all forms of violence against children in the school environment are punishable under a solid legislative framework (Madagascar); 125.202 Adopt measures to prohibit corporal punishment in all aspects of society, including in the home, and promote alternative, non-violent disciplinary measures (Uruguay); 125.203 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Montenegro); 125.204 Give urgent attention to adopting a bill on the comprehensive protection of children that ensures compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Norway); 125.205 Criminalize sexual offences against children and ensure that cases of sexual abuse of children are effectively investigated and prosecuted (Pakistan); 125.206 Continue strengthening the follow-up mechanism for recommendations on the rights of children and adolescents, under the National Council for Children, and progressively expand it to cover other sectors of the population and other basic rights addressed in various recommendations made to Chile by different human rights protection mechanisms, as well as their linkages with the Sustainable Development Goals (Paraguay); 125.207 Adopt a comprehensive law that explicitly prohibits corporal punishment against children (Republic of Moldova); 20