A/HRC/34/6 133.144 (Egypt); Continue efforts to prevent and sanction violence against women 133.145 Take serious measures to end violence against women and children (Bahrain); 133.146 Take specific targeted measures to eliminate violence against women and girls, including the establishment of a coordinating body (Namibia); 133.147 Improve the human rights system protecting young people and children and take measures to prevent juvenile delinquency (Belarus); 133.148 Make progress in the prevention and mitigation of the negative impact on the rights of children and adolescents caused by different sources of violence (Colombia); 133.149 Set measures to prevent violence against children and prohibit corporal punishment of children (Liechtenstein); 133.150 Consider the recommendation of various treaty bodies regarding the elimination of pre-military training in schools (Peru); 133.151 Continue the efforts to combat human trafficking, including through cooperation and coordination with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Qatar); 133.152 Adopt a national plan to combat human trafficking (Belarus); 133.153 Strengthen its efforts to eliminate discrimination against women and girls, supported by the bill on human trafficking (Dominican Republic); 133.154 Work to ensure the independence of the judiciary and to continue with the efforts to fight crime using a preventive approach and a human rights perspective (Mexico); 133.155 Take appropriate measures to secure the independence of the judiciary, including by amending the regulatory framework providing for such independence (Namibia); 133.156 Take steps to ensure the independence and impartiality of judges and prosecutors, under all circumstances and in all cases, including by remedying the provisional status of the majority of judges and prosecutors (Netherlands); 133.157 Restore the rule of law and the independence and impartiality of the judicial system (Germany); 133.158 Redouble its efforts to guarantee the autonomy, independence and impartiality of the judiciary (Republic of Korea); 133.159 Take steps to ensure the full independence and impartiality of the judiciary (Spain); 133.160 Take the necessary measures to respect the separation and independence of powers, including of the National Electoral Council, Parliament and the judiciary, in particular of the Supreme Court of Justice (Switzerland); 133.161 Fully respect representative democracy, the separation of powers, legal rights, due process, universal human rights and the role of civil society groups and regional bodies (Australia); 21