A/HRC/42/9 104.122 Promulgate legislative changes to address sexual offences against children (Bahamas); 104.123 Adopt additional measures and allocate the necessary resources in order to adequately enforce its National Action Plan on Child Sexual Abuse and update the mandatory reporting protocol for child abuse (Brazil); 104.124 Abolish corporal punishment against children in the justice system (Brazil); 104.125 Repeal legal provisions authorizing corporal punishment of children both at school and in the home (Chile); 104.126 Outlaw all sentences of corporal punishment for children as well as life imprisonment for children under the age of 14. Ensure full compliance with international standards and take adequate measures to stop the persisting child abuse, in particular sexual abuse (Germany); 104.127 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings and take all measures to enforce it in practice (Iceland); 104.128 Make further efforts to ensure the rights of the children are respected, including by taking measures against the use of corporal punishment (Italy); 104.129 Invest in the protection of children from abuse by facilitating the process of reporting child abuse to the authorities and adopting a more victimcentred approach, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Netherlands); 104.130 Strengthen the legislative child protection regime by speedily enacting the care and adoption bill and the child justice bill while giving primary consideration to the best interests of the child (Seychelles); 104.131 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, as recommended previously (Slovenia); 104.132 Take appropriate steps to prohibit and sanction corporal punishment in early childhood educational institutions (Togo); 104.133 Continue promoting progress in its legislative and institutional framework for the promotion and protection of the rights of the Kalinago indigenous peoples (Dominican Republic); 104.134 Strengthen the work carried out by the Ministry of Kalinago Affairs to improve the socioeconomic and cultural conditions of the Kalinago population (Peru); 104.135 Take further steps to advance the rights of people with disabilities through the implementation of social programmes (Canada); 104.136 Take measures to ensure that accessibility for persons with disabilities is taken into account in the reconstruction or renovation of buildings and public and private infrastructure (Haiti); 104.137 Develop a more comprehensive policy or legislation in the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, including through close collaboration with other States parties in the developing world (Indonesia); 104.138 Carry out legislative reforms that guarantee the right to education of children with disabilities, guaranteeing an inclusive education that comprises safe physical access to educational facilities (Mexico); 104.139 Approve domestic legislation on asylum, creating a national procedure for the determination of refugee status (Costa Rica); 104.140 Continue consolidating its achievements in promoting the rights and welfare of migrant workers (Dominican Republic). 19