A/HRC/19/15 89.39. Address the infrastructural needs of the country’s penitentiary system (Slovakia); 89.40. Through its National Strategy for Combating Violence against Women, further seek to address violence proactively by seeking to influence attitudes and behaviours, in particular through the active involvement of men and boys (Finland); 89.41. Continue its efforts aimed at preventing, punishing and eliminating all forms all violence against women (Argentina); 89.42. Strengthen the policies and actions to combat violence against women (Chile); 89.43. Continue to take measures to mitigate, eliminate and prevent violence against women and to provide assistance to victims of violence (Republic of Moldova); 89.44. Provide awareness training in the area of victim abuse for those public servants such as police, prosecutors and judges, who most frequently come into contact with victims of gender-based violence in the course of their work, to assist in their understanding of the impact such violence has on its victims, and also other family members in particular children (Ireland); 89.45. Take firm measures to combat cross-border trafficking in women for sexual and other exploitative purposes and align its Criminal Code with the international and European Union law on trafficking in human beings (Hungary); 89.46. Make additional efforts in the area of human trafficking by developing new measures which would allow a better prosecution of criminal organizations as well as better protection of victims (Spain); 89.47. Continue efforts in combating human trafficking and provide the necessary assistance to the victims of trafficking (Latvia); 89.48. Reinforce further the country’s efforts in the area of prevention of trafficking in human beings (Slovakia); 89.49. Intensify efforts to prevent trafficking in human beings, including cross-border trafficking in women for sexual and other exploitative purposes, and increase the number of prosecutions in this respect (Republic of Moldova); 89.50. Move to increase monitoring and enforcement of its system of child protection, building on its recent commendable amendments to the criminal code which tightened penalties for child molestation, with the aim of decreasing the level of child physical and sexual abuse and neglect (Canada); 89.51. Provide mandatory sexual education in schools and increase knowledge and awareness about family planning among women and men (Finland); 89.52. Reinforce policies for the integration of minority groups, particularly Roma, in line with CERD recommendations (Chile). 90. The following recommendations will be examined by Lithuania which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the nineteenth session of the Human Rights Council in March 2012: 90.1. Adhere to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (Algeria); 19