A/HRC/33/16 158.91 Continue to mitigate and address issues concerning the worst forms of child labour and provide appropriate rehabilitation for the victims (Malaysia); 158.92 Effectively implement its Policies and Strategies for the Prevention and Responses to Violence against Children and Youth (2015-2021) to prevent and curb violence against children, including at the provincial level (Singapore); 158.93 Multiply efforts to combat child sex tourism, especially by adopting a comprehensive regulatory framework (Turkey); 158.94 Take necessary measures to better combat sexual exploitation of children (Algeria); 158.95 Take further legal proceedings to prevent violence against children, young people and tackle it, and intensify efforts to address child labour (Bahrain); 158.96 Continue to step up its protection of children’s rights and eliminate child labour (China); 158.97 Step up the fight against child pornography to better protect children (Congo); 158.98 Continue its efforts to eradicate child sex tourism including through strengthening the relevant penal legislative frameworks (Egypt); 158.99 Continue in its efforts to prevent, punish and eradicate forced labour, labour exploitation, including the issue of trafficking in persons, particularly for women and children who are involved in cases of sex tourism and pornography (Ecuador); 158.100 Continue to strengthen the works towards preventing and combatting child pornography and human trafficking, as well as implement assistance programmes for victims (Argentina); 158.101 Strengthen Government measures to eradicate forced labour, especially to prevent either child or enforced labour in the specific sectors of fishing and canning companies, as well as to ensure that employers violating labour rights are duly prosecuted (Albania); 158.102 Take concrete measures to eradicate child labour, and ensure boys and girls primary and secondary school completion (Kazakhstan); 158.103 Carry out measures to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 158.104 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Slovenia); 158.105 Adopt legislation prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings (Madagascar); 158.106 Explicitly prohibit in law any form of corporal punishment or other cruel or degrading punishment of children in all settings (Sweden); 158.107 Criminalize the recruitment and participation of children in armed forces and non-State armed groups (Panama); 158.108 Ensure that Section 4 and Section 6 of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act 2008, specifically defining the term “wrongful exploitation”, comply with article 3 of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish 19