A/HRC/34/8 131.68 Amend all statutory and customary laws as soon as possible to establish the minimum age of marriage at 18 years, and create and implement a comprehensive national plan of action to combat the practice of child marriage and its root causes (Ireland); 131.69 Develop a national plan of action to stem the rise in the practice of child marriage (Madagascar); 131.70 Adopt measures to prevent and eradicate violence against women and girls, especially the adoption of legislation, the establishment of more shelters and the training of judges, prosecutors and police officers (Israel); 131.71 Adopt measures to prevent and eliminate all abuses of sexual violence against girls and women, ensuring that perpetrators are effectively held to account, including with full coordination of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (Turkey); 131.72 Ensure victims of sexual and gender-based violence have access to social and legal support, and that perpetrators of sexual and gender-based violence are brought to justice (Canada); 131.73 Provide adequate assistance and protection to women who were victims of violence (Timor-Leste); 131.74 Ensure strict compliance with legal provisions pertaining to the minimum age for marriage, and also prevent and investigate cases of forced marriage, bringing perpetrators to justice and guaranteeing assistance to victims (Argentina); 131.75 Step up its efforts to improve detention conditions in prisons and in police holding cells (Burundi); 131.76 Step up efforts to improve prison conditions and police cells, in order to decongest prisons (Cuba); 131.77 Continue its efforts in combating human trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 131.78 Continue its efforts to implement the national plan on antitrafficking and the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socioeconomic Transformation 2013-2018 (Sudan); 131.79 Strengthen the interministerial committee to combat trafficking in persons to provide effective protection to victims of trafficking, particularly women and children (Belarus); 131.80 Provide training to judges, prosecutors, law enforcement officials, border guards and social workers in identifying and dealing with victims of trafficking and in anti-trafficking legislation (Israel); 131.81 Implement measures to strengthen the system of justice administration in order to ensure equal access and due process and to fight impunity (Chile); 131.82 Provide training for judges and prosecutors (Timor-Leste); 131.83 Train judges and prosecutors on laws related to violence against women and train police forces on the protocols to assist women victims of violence (Panama); 17