A/HRC/37/7 146.181 Investigate cases of child labour, bring alleged perpetrators to justice and ensure that all victims are protected, assisted, rehabilitated and compensated (Liechtenstein); 146.182 Establish relevant mechanisms, procedures and guidelines to end child sexual exploitation and child labour (Maldives); 146.183 Continue its efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in persons and child labour (Nicaragua); 146.184 Take the necessary measures to eliminate and penalize all forms of hazardous child labour (Republic of Korea); 146.185 Improve the National Action Plan on Child Labour and expand measures adopted in the area of mining to other sectors (Spain); 146.186 Enforce laws on human trafficking and child labour by holding perpetrators criminally accountable and providing adequate funding to investigate traffickers and protect victims (United States of America); 146.187 Adopt legislation on child protection against all forms of illtreatment, violence and exploitation, and adopt policies and laws more seriously that can be more effective in order to combat discrimination, rape and sexual harassment (Bahrain); 146.188 Take all necessary steps to eliminate harmful practices towards girls, as well as release all children who are subjected to the trokosi practice (Poland); 146.189 Adopt a national plan to support the rights of children and to protect them from all forms of abuse, exploitation and violence (Tunisia); 146.190 Strengthen the fight against all forms of child labour by investigating cases of the worst forms of child labour, bringing alleged perpetrators to justice and ensuring that victims are adequately protected, assisted and compensated (Belgium); 146.191 Ensure the effective implementation of the legal framework on child abuse and exploitation and, when necessary, address the related weaknesses (Congo); 146.192 Continue implementing its project aimed at eliminating child trafficking and child labour in fishing communities (Ethiopia); 146.193 Provide assistance to children in preventive detention who do not benefit from any family support (Senegal); 146.194 Further improve the birth registration system so as to reach universal birth registration for children in rural areas and asylum-seeking and refugee children (Turkey); 146.195 Enhance and develop laws to protect the rights of the child (Lebanon); 146.196 Ensure a more comprehensive application of initiatives designed to improve the situation of people with disabilities, including the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme (Israel); 146.197 Further improve the legal framework on the rights of persons with disabilities, in line with the provisions of international conventions (Italy); 146.198 Implement a national employment policy for persons with disabilities (Turkey); 146.199 Elaborate and adopt an action plan for strengthening the promotion and protection of the rights of persons with disabilities in compliance with the 2006 Persons with Disability Act of Ghana (Bulgaria); 21