A/HRC/29/6 118.122 Redouble efforts aimed at reducing the high incidence of female genital mutilation and other practices that are harmful and discriminate against women (Ghana); 118.123 Take all necessary measures to ensure the effective enforcement of Law L010/AN/2000, with a view to the eradication of FGM, and to undertake additional awareness raising measures about the risks and harm associated with this practice as well as its prohibition (Ireland); 118.124 Make all efforts to apply existing national legislation in order to reduce the current rate of FGM in the country, including effective criminal prosecution of the practice, appropriate awareness campaigns, and education in schools (Italy); 118.125 Take adequate measures to combat female genital mutilation, that is to enforce existing legislation prohibiting FGM and to ensure that perpetrators of female genital mutilation are prosecuted (the Netherlands); 118.126 Implement measures to reduce violence against women, including domestic violence, spousal rape and female genital mutilation (FGM) (Norway); 118.127 Intensify its efforts to eradicate FGM (Portugal); 118.128 Prevent and punish all forms of violence against women, including the criminalization of marital rape and domestic violence (Portugal); 118.129 Strengthen the enforcement of existing legislation prohibiting female genital mutilation and at the same time enhance awareness-raising activities by focusing on the health risks of this harmful practice (Republic of Korea); 118.130 Redouble efforts to eliminate FGM and other harmful traditional practices, including through strict enforcement of the legal prohibition and increased awareness-raising of the harmful consequences of such practices (Slovenia); 118.131 Strengthen measures against the practice of female genital mutilation (South Africa); 118.132 Continue its efforts in combatting violence against women and girls, in particular the problems of female genital mutilation (Thailand); 118.133 Continue efforts to fight effectively against the socio-cultural and religious burden for the elimination of female genital mutilation (Togo); 118.134 Continue its efforts initiated to better protect the rights of vulnerable groups, particularly women and children (Senegal); 118.135 Follow-up on the implementation of guidelines to strengthen the promotion and protection of children’s rights (Equatorial Guinea); 118.136 Redouble its efforts to strengthen protection measures to combat all forms of abuse and neglect against children, including all forms of child labour (Trinidad and Tobago); 118.137 Continue its efforts in the promotion and protection of the rights of its children (Brunei Darussalam); 118.138 Strengthen protection measures against child labour (Slovenia); 118.139 Strengthen its child protection systems at local level, investigate and prosecute cases of child labour and child abuse (Spain); GE.15-07505 21