A/HRC/34/11 89.86 Continue efforts to counter violence against women and to promote equality between women and men, including by conducting awareness-raising programmes for the public on the subject (France); 89.87 Accelerate the implementation of the National Action Plan on Gender-based Violence as well as action plans in favour of women and persons with disabilities (Madagascar); 89.88 Ensure implementation of the second phase of the National Action Plan on Gender-based Violence and continue efforts to improve access to justice and shelter for victims of abuse (Norway); 89.89 Work with civil society and local authorities to address domestic and sexual violence and provide the national police’s Vulnerable Persons Unit with sufficient resources to maintain an adequate presence around the country (United States of America); 89.90 Strengthen the implementation of policies to fight domestic violence (Angola); 89.91 Continue to strengthen its measures to counter human rights violations against women and girls, in particular domestic violence, and at the same time enhance its measures to promote the social participation of women and girls (Japan); 89.92 Make urgent strides towards decreasing domestic violence by ensuring that laws, policies and practices in relation to domestic violence are in line with Timor-Leste’s obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, and ensure law enforcement officials receive training to implement these laws (New Zealand); 89.93 Effectively implement laws concerning sexual and gender-based violence by providing the human, financial and institutional resources necessary and ensure the conformity of domestic laws, policies and practices with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Germany); 89.94 Strengthen the measures for the protection of the rights of the child, also in order to prevent the practice of early marriage (Italy); 89.95 Finalize the adoption of the National Action Plan on Genderbased Violence and Human Trafficking (Bulgaria); 89.96 Ensure access to justice for all the population, especially for victims of sexual and gender-based violence (Uruguay); 89.97 Ensure the implementation of already ratified international conventions in the spheres of women’s and children’s rights, including those related to combating violence against them (Ukraine); 89.98 Step up measures to fight violence against children, particularly through the implementation of the prohibition of all corporal punishment in all settings, including within the family, in alternative care settings and schools, as set out in the draft children’s code (Brazil); 89.99 Continue the efforts undertaken to protect children from violence, neglect and abuse, including by adopting the children’s code, and to ensure that the national strategy for the protection of children 2011-2030 will be effectively implemented (France); 18