A/HRC/28/7 113.36 Protect children and adolescents who are working and are obliged to work, through implementation of real and effective policies that consider their family situation, taking into account the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Sweden); 113.37 Finalize the five-year national plan for the prevention and gradual eradication of the worst forms of child labour and the protection of adolescent workers, and take appropriate measures to implement it (Syrian Arab Republic); 113.38 Take additional measures to prevent abuse of children, particularly in schools, to investigate such abuses and bring perpetrators to trial (Montenegro); 113.39 Take all necessary measures to bring its legislation on child labour in line with international obligations and continue implementing the programmes that provide education facilities for working children (Netherlands); 113.40 Address the issue of violence in schools as matter of priority and take the appropriate measures to put an end to all forms of ill-treatment and abuses, including sexual violence, perpetrated in schools, including the necessary measures to protect the victims and to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice (Portugal); 113.41 Develop and implement programmes to eradicate the worst forms of child labour, such as mining of rivers and brick factories (Sweden); 113.42 Make every effort to eradicate hazardous forms of child labour and sexual exploitation of minors and ensure that the offences are effectively investigated and prosecuted (Republic of Korea); 113.43 Take all available measures to prevent all forms of violence against children and to bring cases of abuse to justice (Sweden); 113.44 Ensure that the recently adopted legislation on the minimum legal age to work is properly applied (Italy); 113.45 Strengthen access to the rights to education of infants, without discrimination, including the improvement of educational infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on the infant population in rural areas, and children and adolescents living on the streets. Implement human rights education and training programmes aimed at combating discrimination based on ethnicity (Colombia); 113.46 Ensure that legislation on consultation with indigenous groups is well-formed, takes into account indigenous peoples’ concerns, and is effectively implemented (Australia). 114. The following enjoy the support of the Plurinational State of Bolivia which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation. 114.1 Continue to ratify the relevant universal human rights instruments to which it is not yet a contracting party (Romania); 16 114.2 Pursue its cooperation with human rights mechanisms (Benin); 114.3 Cooperate with treaty bodies, submitting pending reports (Israel); 114.4 Enhance its cooperation with OHCHR (Kuwait);