A/HRC/44/8 110.143 Fully implement the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act and strengthen the efforts to investigate cases of child labour and trafficking in persons and to prosecute the offenders (Italy); 110.144 Continue efforts to eliminate child marriage (Egypt); 110.145 Continue to address child labour issues by implementing an action plan for strengthening and enforcing laws that prohibit child labour (Marshall Islands); 110.146 Implement policies aimed at improving child health and education (Mauritius); 110.147 Increase the legal age of marriage to 18 years for both girls and boys, by amending conflicting legislation, such as the Marriage Act of 1974, which allows girls to marry at 16 years of age (Namibia); 110.148 Enact as soon as possible the Child Protection and Welfare Amendment Bill 2019 (Slovenia); 110.149 Enact the law on the protection and well-being of children, to protect children from forced and child marriage (Spain); 110.150 Take measures to strengthen current legislation against child marriage (Togo); 110.151 Continue setting up a comprehensive system to protect children’s rights and develop a national strategy to prevent and address all forms of violence against them (Ukraine); 110.152 Implement the National Action Plan for the Elimination of Child Labour and address the factors that promote child labour (United States of America); 110.153 Take the concrete measures necessary to prevent and combat the abuse of children, including domestic violence and sexual exploitation and abuse (Vanuatu); 110.154 Implement policies aimed at improving child health and strengthening measures to reduce child mortality, including in remote regions (Zambia); 110.155 Provide sufficient funds and subsidies to ensure the access of children to preschool, secondary and higher education and take special measures to ensure that children remain in schools, especially in rural areas (Algeria); 110.156 Continue positive steps to end child marriage (Azerbaijan); 110.157 Allocate sufficient resources to ensure that institutions, such as the children’s court and the Child and Gender Protection Unit, effectively protect the rights of children (Barbados); 110.158 Continue to evaluate and refine the policies and strategies that have been put in place in order to implement free, compulsory and inclusive education for children (Barbados); 110.159 Step up efforts to prevent and combat the abuse of children, including domestic violence, sexual exploitation, mutilation of body parts and child labour, including by developing and enhancing national programmes and strategies (Brazil); 110.160 Strengthen mechanisms to combat child labour by amending the legislative framework to ensure that all children under the age of 18 are protected from all forms of forced labour and hazardous employment conditions (Canada); 110.161 Take all necessary steps to prevent and combat the ill-treatment of children, including domestic violence and sexual exploitation and abuse (Chile); 18