A/HRC/23/12 social cohesion for exhaustively guaranteeing all human rights for her people (Viet Nam); 117.12. Further the implementation of a comprehensive child protection system by investing more efforts in empowering the Council for the Rights of the Child and strengthening the role of the Deputy Ombudsman for the Rights of the Child (Bulgaria); 117.13. Provide all necessary financial and human resources for the implementation of the National Action Plan for Children, which is in the process of preparation, in order to achieve its objectives particularly in the area of providing protection to children (United Arab Emirates); 117.14. Adopt a new National Plan of Action for Children with a view to, inter alia, eradicating children’s sexual exploitation (Poland); 117.15. Promote the rights of children in accordance with recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Armenia); the 117.16. Continue its efforts to further strengthen the capacity of social service providers and civil servants working on cases involving children, including through continued human rights education and training (Philippines); 117.17. Take measures to raise the public’s awareness of the negative impacts of corporal punishment on children (Liechtenstein); 117.18. Improve existing and develop new rehabilitation and reintegration programmes for children in conflict with the law who are residing in semi-open and residential institutions (Kyrgyzstan); 117.19. Take steps to fully implement the Law against Discrimination by introducing additional enabling legislation and strengthening the institution of the Human Rights and Freedoms Ombudsman (Canada); 117.20. Take further measures to implement the Anti-Discrimination Law, including through awareness raising activities (Lithuania); 117.21. Take all necessary measures for an effective and exhaustive implementation of the law against discrimination (Switzerland); 117.22. Fully implement without further delay the provisions of the 2011 AntiDiscrimination Law (Austria); 117.23. Take measures to fully implement the law against discrimination of 2011 (Belgium); 117.24. Effectively combat negative attitudes based on sex, age, race, nationality, ethnicity, religion and disability, especially to prevent discrimination against children of minority groups, refugee children and children with disabilities (Poland); 117.25. Strengthen actions to combat discrimination and negative attitudes against women, including women belonging to Roma and migrants and against children of minority groups (Bangladesh); 117.26. Take additional concrete steps to combat societal discrimination on the basis of race, sexual orientation, disability or gender identification (Australia); 17