A/HRC/21/7 108.71. Fully implement CAT, emphasizing the strengthening of training and capacity building programmes for the police and military officers, and the harmonization of local laws with the Convention (Mexico); 108.72. Intensify its efforts in the fight against violence against women and in particular against domestic violence by concluding public awareness raising, empowerment of women and rigorous capacity development of law enforcers (Liechtenstein); 108.73. Continue to strengthen its capacity in addressing the issue of violence against women as well as children (Singapore); 108.74. Step up its efforts in the field of the protection of the rights of children, particularly against domestic violence (Angola); 108.75. Expressly prohibit in national legislation violence against children in all settings, including at home, schools, penal institutions and centres of alternative care (Uruguay);1 108.76. Continue its efforts with a view of preventing and eliminating of trafficking in human beings (Azerbaijan); 108.77. Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including: continuing the practice of developing the national action plan and other strategies; considering the possibility of toughening criminal liability for crimes connected to human trafficking; studying the possibility of inviting the Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons, especially women and children, to visit the country (Belarus); 108.78. Establish programmes and plans to combat trafficking in persons (Qatar); 108.79. Continue its ongoing efforts in tackling the issue of trafficking in persons including prosecution of the perpetrators (Brunei Darussalam); 108.80. Share best practices in the wide variety of measures it has taken to combat trafficking in persons (Greece); 108.81. Increase its efforts, to fight effectively against trafficking in human beings, in particular sex tourism involving children and to adopt the draft law on the protection of domestic workers (Belgium); 108.82. Enhance its programmes and initiatives to curb the phenomenon of street children (Algeria); 108.83. Further promote national efforts in countering human trafficking (Sudan); 108.84. Continue its efforts to enhance respect for human rights and rule of law in its security sector through education and institutional reforms (Singapore); 108.85. Continue its educational and awareness raising work to promote human rights, train law enforcement officials and judges in human rights 1 18 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Expressly prohibit in national legislation the corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home, schools, penal institutions and centres of alternative care”.