A/HRC/25/4 123.27 Accelerate the adoption and implementation of the law on the Children’s Ombudsman and strengthen actions for the education and protection of vulnerable children who are begging or are not attending school (Republic of Moldova); 123.28 Continue to enhance its institutions in the field of child protection and stop their exploitation (Sudan); 123.29 Continue its active engagement with the human rights mechanisms of UN for the protection and promotion of human rights (Azerbaijan); 123.30 Continue the practice of constructive engagement by the country with relevant international human rights mechanisms (Pakistan); 123.31 Effectively enforce the national law criminalising those who organize begging and trafficking of children and establish a high level focal point responsible to coordinate child protection efforts (Austria); 123.32 Deploy the necessary legal, financial and human resources to achieve as soon as possible the objectives of the roadmap of 5 June 2013 for the elimination of the worst forms of child labor (Belgium); 123.33 Incorporate clear definitions of “sale of children” and “trafficking in children” in the Criminal Code and Anti-trafficking Act respectively, and specify the penalties for offenders, under the Criminal Code, in accordance with the Palermo Protocol (Botswana). 124. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Senegal which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 124.1 Pursue its thorough efforts to enshrine democratic norms and human rights (Russian Federation); 124.2 Continue its on-going review of national laws to ensure that they are in line with its international human rights law obligations (Turkmenistan); 124.3 Standardize the legal definition of the child in order to harmonize the national legislation with international law and facilitate its implementation (Mexico); 124.4 Reinforce the multi-party system (Russian Federation); 124.5 Continue to collaborate with neighboring countries to seek ways of providing assistance to children at risk (Nigeria); 124.6 Continue its efforts to prioritize the restoration of lasting peace in Casamance, including through its Casamance development pole project (Sierra Leone); 124.7 Continue determinedly its effective measures to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, including the fight against poverty, male/female equality and access to education without discrimination (Viet Nam); 124.8 Continue to ensure better protection of the rights of all citizens through the implementation of the national action plans recently adopted, in particular those relating to efforts to ensure the conditions for durable and sustainable socio-economic growth with a view to a significant reduction in poverty and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (Cambodia); 124.9 Reinforce efforts to achieve the Millennium Development goals by the target date (Sri Lanka); 124.10 GE.13-18935 Intensify efforts to achieve the MDGs (Uzbekistan); 15