A/HRC/22/11 122.29. Adopt a strategy to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, improve the protection of victims and prosecute and punish perpetrators (Greece); 122.30. Step up national efforts to prevent trafficking in persons (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 122.31. Intensify efforts to combat trafficking in persons and provide adequate resources and services in relation to those efforts (Malaysia); 122.32. Further develop its strategy to combat trafficking and sexual exploitation in cooperation with countries of origin (Hungary); 122.33. Step up its efforts to raise awareness on the issue of human trafficking, in particular sex trafficking, targeting the general public as well as potential clients of the sex trade (Canada); 122.34. Develop a national strategy to combat the sale and sexual exploitation of women (Belarus); 122.35. Take new measures, where necessary, concerning female victims of domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 122.36. Continue efforts pursued thus far to combat gender violence (Spain); 122.37. Take measures to combat domestic violence, particularly against women (Russian Federation); 122.38. Continue providing training for police officers, prosecutors, judges and lawyers on the scope and enforcement of the Criminal Code provision prohibiting racist acts (Mexico); 122.39. Investigate cases of excessive use of force during arrest, detention and questioning of suspects (Russian Federation); 122.40. Continue measures to combat activities by transnational criminal and terrorist elements and their front organisations in Switzerland, with a view to ensuring that the perpetrators of such crimes are brought to justice (Sri Lanka); 122.41. Consider the possibility of enhancing the measures required for the protection of the rights of the elderly (Argentina); 122.42. Continue effective implementation of article 261 bis of the Criminal Code, which highly contributes to the elimination of impunity and prevents crimes against humanity, in particular genocide (Armenia); 122.43. Take the measures necessary to amend the Penal Code in such a way that the use of a child between 16 and 18 for prostitution is prohibited (Greece); Take measures to amend the Criminal Code to forbid the involvement of children from age 16 to 18 in prostitution (Uzbekistan); 122.44. Increase its efforts to carry out public-awareness campaigns on the negative effects of violence against children, especially corporal punishment (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 122.45. Reinforce its measures in the new National Strategy to Combat Poverty so that disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups would benefit (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 17