A/HRC/33/12 prosecution of perpetrators of violence against them and reparation to victims of such attacks (Sierra Leone); 134.57 Continue to implement strategies to combat child sexual exploitation, including trafficking of children, ensure accountability for the exploitation of children and provide adequate resources for the shelter and rehabilitation of child victims (Malaysia); 134.58 Take measures to accelerate the adoption of a national plan of action to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, in order to prevent this crime, rehabilitate victims and prosecute perpetrators (Mexico); 134.59 Intensify efforts to prevent and investigate cases of sexual abuse of children, particularly those living on the street, so as to punish the perpetrators, and provide assistance and protection to victims (Mexico); 134.60 Take the necessary steps to ensure that all children exposed to sexual exploitation receive protection and assistance (Turkey); 134.61 Strengthen efforts to end child, early and forced marriages, especially among girls (Maldives); 134.62 Accelerate moves to end child and forced marriage, revise the 1971 Marriage Law Act, tighten legislation and enforcement to protect against female genital mutilation and, in the process, collaborate with civil society organizations at the community level (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 134.63 Adopt necessary measures to end the practice of forced and early marriage (Argentina); 134.64 Make every effort to further strengthen the capacity of law enforcement authorities to combat violence against women and children and to enhance the provision of support by relevant government institutions for victims (Singapore); 134.65 Strengthen the Child Labour Monitoring System to ensure that children are withdrawn from the labour market in line with the ILO campaign (South Africa); 134.66 Implement fully the National Action Plan for the Elimination of Child Labour (Belgium); 134.67 Take all measures in order to ensure the enforcement of the existing labour laws and regulations prohibiting all employment of children under 14 years as well as the employment of children under 18 years in mines, factories and plantations (Belgium); 134.68 Step up efforts concerning the eradication of child labour, especially by means of targeted programs, such as income transfer conditional on school attendance (Brazil); 134.69 Pursue efforts undertaken in the fight against all forms of violence and discrimination against women, especially female genital mutilation (France); 134.70 Enforce laws criminalising gender-based violence and female genital mutilation (Australia); 134.71 Increase its efforts in the field of violence and domestic violence against women and children aiming for an eradication of both (Sweden); 17