A/HRC/33/11 115.62 Take immediate and concrete steps to fulfil the recommendations made by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture in 2012 and 2014, including the establishment of an effective national preventative mechanism (Canada); 115.63 Carry out awareness raising campaigns for the prevention of domestic violence, particularly against women and girls (Mexico); 115.64 Initiate awareness raising and training campaigns so that law enforcement officials, medical personnel and jurists learn how to provide proper care to survivors of gender violence (Spain); 115.65 Establish a mechanism for the implementation of the law on domestic violence and its associate Programme 2014-2023 (Lithuania); 115.66 Implement and enforce the domestic violence law of 2013 as well as strengthen the protection and promotion of women’s rights through legislative and policy measures and by addressing social and cultural attitudes and practices (Norway); 115.67 Expedite the creation of a robust mechanism that will implement the 2013 law on domestic violence and its associated Programme for 2014-2023 (Republic of Korea); 115.68 Strengthen measures to combat violence against women, including through the assessment of the implementation of the Domestic Violence Prevention Act and its related Programme, and consider seeking international cooperation on this matter (Brazil); 115.69 Train the health care personnel to screen and document instances of domestic violence (Lithuania); 115.70 Take definitive measures to end child marriages (Maldives); 115.71 Continue to combat violence against children (Turkmenistan); 115.72 Combat and eliminate the worst forms of child labour, and raise the minimum age for hazardous work to 18 (Sierra Leone); 115.73 Establish a legal framework to fight against forced labour and to ban child labour (Sudan); 115.74 Implement the National Programme for 2015-2020 to Eradicate the Worst Forms of Child Labour (Cuba); 115.75 Enforce the prohibition of all corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the domestic sphere and in care settings (Sweden); 115.76 Conduct regular monitoring of the situation related to trafficking in persons to effectively combat it (Belarus); 115.77 Continue with its positive steps to curb illicit drug trafficking (Pakistan); 115.78 Ensure the full independence of the judiciary (Poland); 115.79 Continue taking further steps for the strengthening of judicial system (Azerbaijan); 115.80 Continue the programmes to reform the judicial sector and penitentiary facilities (Sudan); 115.81 18 Take necessary measures to ensure the right to fair trial (Turkey);