A/HRC/28/7 114.109 Establish without further delay shelters to protect women and girls from violence and effectively implement the legislation already adopted (Austria); 114.110 Continue measures aiming at combating gender violence, with special focus on the investigation and punishment of those responsible (Argentina); 114.111 In order to achieve a full and effective implementation of the Strategic National Plan on Sexual and Reproductive Health, mobilize adequate resources to improve access of women to the justice system (Netherlands); 114.112 Protect the reproductive rights of girls and women, adopting legal reforms that eliminate the requirement for prior judicial authorization for abortion (Israel); 114.113 Develop necessary programmes in order to promote the economic and social development of women, especially in rural areas (Egypt); 114.114 More effectively address the issue of overcrowding in prisons and children living in prison with their families (Sierra Leone); 114.115 Review the new legislation on child labour and consider developing a national plan to reduce child labour (Slovenia); 114.116 Following up on a 2010 recommendation, fully implement the National Plan for the Prevention and Gradual Eradication of the Worst Forms of Child Labour and the Protection of Adolescent Workers (Germany); 114.117 Pursue efforts to address child labour in line with its international obligations (Slovakia); 114.118 Further strengthen measures to protect children from all forms of violence (Sri Lanka); 114.119 Put in place measures that are in line with the international standards, especially the ILO Conventions No. 138 (1973) concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment and No. 182 (1999) concerning the Worst Forms of Child Labour (Thailand); 114.120 Safeguard the rights of children and adolescents and enhance the protection accorded to them against all forms of violence, including by, inter alia, the conclusion of the Five Year Plan for the Prevention and Gradual Eradication of the Worst Forms of Child Labour and the Protection of Adolescent Workers (Egypt); 114.121 Ensure that the Code for Children and Adolescents and other relevant domestic legislation and practice are in full compliance with the requirements of ILO Convention No. 138 (United States of America); 114.122 Put in place legislation that protects children from labour exploitation through a minimum working age, consistent with its international legal obligations (Australia); 114.123 Implement effective policies to tackle cases of physical, psychological and sexual abuse against children (Italy); 114.124 Continue its efforts to adopt more measures to keep children in school, and ensure that girls, indigenous children, and children with disabilities are able to exercise fully their right to education (State of Palestine); 23