A/HRC/25/4 124.64 (Tunisia);1 Continue its efforts to fight against corporal punishment in all places 124.65 Continue to vigorously investigate and prosecute other trafficking offenses and punish perpetrators of sex trafficking (United States of America); 124.66 Ensure that the law on human trafficking is in conformity with international human rights standards and to step up its efforts to prosecute traffickers and to identify and protect all victims of trafficking (Egypt); 124.67 Combat all forms of trafficking in children (Luxembourg); 124.68 Consider extending the National Action Plan to protect and assist in the recovery and reintegration of victims of human trafficking beyond 2013 (Nigeria); 124.69 Increase policies in view to educating and protecting talibé children beggars, particularly from human trafficking, exploitation and all forms of abuse (Paraguay); 124.70 Palestine); Bring the perpetrators of trafficking of children to justice (State of 124.71 Tighten its legislation on rape, pedophilia and incest and conduct awareness campaigns on this matter in schools and in local communities (Greece); 124.72 Enact legislation that penalizes cases of rape, abuse and incest, to raise awareness on these issues, and to actively pursue the punishment of those guilty of those crimes (Netherlands); 124.73 Ensure that children with disabilities are protected from all forms of violence and receive suitable inclusive education and training (Germany); 124.74 Further strengthen the impartiality of the judicial system (Ethiopia); 124.75. Continue its efforts for an adequate training in the field of juvenile justice (Switzerland); 124.76 (Slovenia); Set up a juvenile justice system and train more judges for juvenile courts 124.77 Bring the case against former President Habré to trial as quickly as possible (Australia); 124.78 Complete the trial of former Chadian President Hissène Habré in the framework of the African Extraordinary Chambers to ensure accountability for serious international crimes, in accordance with the due process and international obligations and standards (Canada); 124.79 (Ecuador); Strengthen its actions to eliminate forced and premature marriage 124.80 Run public awareness programs on the harmful consequences of child marriages (Germany); 124.81 Redouble its efforts to improve the enforcement of the minimum legal age for marriage, and remove discrimination based on gender in this respect (Italy); 1 GE.13-18935 The recommendations as read during the interactive dialogue: Revise the Code of the Family to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in all places. 19