A/HRC/23/8 standards and investigate allegations of physical abuse by detention officers (United States of America); 92.56. Continue with the policies to tackle gender based violence and the programme of “Swift Justice” (Turkey); 92.57. Adopt a strategic plan which includes elements of prevention, investigation and punishment of acts of violence as well as redress for victims, awareness raising and training for law enforcement staff (Hungary); 92.58. Deploy further efforts in order to prevent and punish violence against women and abuses, in particular those related to domestic violence (Italy); 92.59. Ensure that a comprehensive consultation process with all stakeholders, including civil society, is carried out during the design of the Strategic Plan for the Management, Prevention and Elimination of Domestic Violence (Chile); 92.60. Strengthen its efforts and measures aiming at combating violence against women and girls (Algeria); 92.61. Fully implement and strengthen the legislative framework to fight against domestic violence, sexual aggressions and rape, including marital rape (France); 92.62. Adopt a law on violence against women and girls in all settings as well as a strategy for its implementation (Mexico); 92.63. Take legal and educative measures in order to change the population’s attitude to corporal punishment of children (Norway); 92.64. Enact legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Portugal); 92.65. Prohibit corporal punishment of children (Slovenia); 92.66. Delete all references to corporal punishment from its legislation and prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings before the next UPR cycle (Hungary); 92.67. Amend its legislation to prohibit and punish corporal punishment inflicted on children in the home and school, and increase the efforts to raise awareness of the negative effects of this practice (Mexico); 92.68. Repeal all legislation providing for corporal punishment as a method of education in schools and sign the Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Spain); 92.69. Raise the age for criminal responsibility of boys and girls and eliminate corporal punishment against minors from the domestic legislation of the Bahamas (Ecuador); 92.70. Coordinate with NGOs to ensure effective implementation of formal procedures to guide police and relevant government officials on how to identify victims of forced labour and forced prostitution among vulnerable groups, refer them to available services, and actively pursue traffickers (United States of America); 92.71. Continue to strengthen its domestic framework and institutions to combat human trafficking (Singapore); 19