A/HRC/24/11 to cases of violence against women and children in Aboriginal communities (Montenegro); 128.104. Develop a comprehensive national action plan for addressing violence against indigenous women, and, also, give due consideration to an independent national enquiry into missing indigenous women (Ireland); 128.105. Implement measures to ensure that the Aboriginality of victims of gender-based violence is accurately recorded (Australia); 128.106. Continue to effectively address domestic violence, ensuring to victims operational access to means of protection and reinforcing prosecution of perpetrators (Cyprus); 128.107. Continue effectively implementing its action plan to combat human trafficking and further promote gender equality in the country with an increase in funding for the protection and promotion of women’s rights (Cambodia); 128.108. Continue placing special emphasis on the victim-oriented approach to address the challenges of human trafficking in the country (Thailand); 128.109. Intensify efforts made so far to identify and eradicate trafficking in children and women for the sex trade (Holy See); 128.110. Establish mechanisms and procedures for the protection of rights of child victims of human trafficking (Uzbekistan); 128.111. Develop mechanisms and procedures to better protect the rights of children victims of trafficking, and provide training for police and prosecutors in this regard (Republic of Moldova); 128.112. Take strong measures in addressing the concern raised by the Committee on the CRC on the lack of prevention of child sexual exploitation (Malaysia); 128.113. Adopt comprehensive measures to combat paedophilia and the growth of child prostitution (Belarus); 128.114. Introduce a national minimum age of 16 for employment and adopt measures to ensure protection for children under the age of 18 from hazardous and unsafe working environments (Uzbekistan); 128.115. Consider the recommendation of the Committee on Rights of the Child (Committee on the CRC) to raise the minimum age of voluntary military recruitment (Chile); 128.116. Consider the possibility of raising the minimum age for voluntary recruitment to 18 years and, in the meantime, give priority to older candidates in the process of volunteer recruitment (Uruguay); 128.117. Urge Canada to amend its legislation on child prostitution in order to protect a child from prosecution or punishment for prostitution (Iceland); 128.118. Explicitly criminalize corporal punishment of children (Iceland); 128.119. Enhance its system for the protection of children by consideration of the establishment of a national Ombudsperson for Children (Trinidad and Tobago); 128.120. Strengthen children’s protection by establishing a federal Children’s Ombudsman or Commission, address disparities in access to services by all children, establish mechanisms to protect child victims of trafficking and 21