A/HRC/34/14 115.97 Consider adopting further measures to enhance legal protection to vulnerable groups, including on the issues of gender violence and child labour (Brazil); 115.98 Continue giving special priority to the care of street children (United Republic of Tanzania); 115.99 Continue efforts to combat child domestic labour (United Republic of Tanzania); 115.100 Ensure the systematic enforcement of laws eliminating childlabour, including the establishment of a clear minimum age for domestic work (Austria); 115.101 Take further steps to combat child domestic labour and child abuse (Armenia); 115.102 Address the question of children in domesticity by strengthening the measures already adopted to prevent, combat and eliminate this problematic in line with the international commitments taken by the country (Canada); 115.103 Adopt a law against the placement of children in domesticity that are victims of several abuses (Congo); 115.104 Continue the actions to protect street children and provide them with food, health, education and housing basic services (Ecuador); 115.105 Adopt a holistic, long-term approach that involves phasing out “restaveks”; incorporating international best practices which could include increased inspections, sensitisation of parents, children and employers, and guaranteed schooling for child domestics (Jamaica); 115.106 Take further appropriate actions to eliminate child labour, trafficking and protect street children (Mongolia); 115.107 Eradicate domestic child labour and economic exploitation of children (Panama); 115.108 Make decisive efforts to criminalize the practice of placing children in domestic service (Slovenia); 115.109 Take strong measures to prevent child labour and make sure that children who are employed as domestic help, the so-called “restaveks”, can go to school (Norway); 115.110 Fully implement the Trafficking in Persons Act 2014 and ensure the continued work of the Committee against Trafficking in Persons (Bahamas); 115.111 Vigorously investigate, prosecute, convict and sentence traffickers, including those responsible for domestic servitude and child sex trafficking (United States of America); 115.112 Continue its efforts to implement the national action plan to combat trafficking in persons (Qatar); 115.113 Increase efforts to combat all forms of human trafficking, as previously recommended (Slovenia); 18 GE.16-22488