A/HRC/22/13 102.15. Continue giving priorities to human rights education and awarenessraising in the Government’s plans, strategies and programmes, and to enhance the participation of civil society and private sector, as appropriate, as a complementary driving force in this regard (Thailand); 102.16. Strengthen its cooperation with the mechanisms of the United Nations system as well as the financial institutions in order to take up the multiple challenges (Benin); 102.17. Continue its engagement with the United Nations Human Rights Office, as well as the human rights mechanisms and procedures for further enhancement of meaningful benefit (Kenya); 102.18. Cooperate with the Special Rapporteurs visiting the country and take into account their views (Chad); 102.19. Extend an invitation to the special procedures (Iraq); 102.20. Undertake every effort to promote awareness of the rights of the child (France); 102.21. Enact measures concerning women’s and children’s rights, with the view to addressing the current problems in these fields (Romania); 102.22. Adopt plans and programmes to eliminate torture and other forms of inhumane treatment and such education should be provided to prison authorities and wardens (Iraq); 102.23. Adopt additional measures, including legislative, to eliminate the practice of child labour exploitation and the use of corporal punishment for children (Belarus); 102.24. Adopt and implement appropriate measures to address the sexual abuse and exploitation of children as well as child labour (Slovakia); 102.25. Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Slovenia); 102.26. Review its legislation to prohibit and sanction corporal punishments of children in all areas (Mexico); 102.27. Strengthen its efforts to combat violence against women, including by enacting and implementing necessary legislation and measures to ensure proper investigation and prosecution of sexual violence, thereby promoting access to remedy for victims (Japan); 102.28. Continue to enhance, with the cooperation of the relevant United Nations agencies, its efforts to eliminate gender-based violence (Singapore); 102.29. Ensure effective implementation of the Anti-Gender-Based Violence Act with particular focus on victims’ access to justice (Slovakia); 102.30. Take the necessary steps to ensure effective implementation of the Anti-Gender-Based Violence Act (Hungary);1 1 The recommendation as made during the interactive dialogue was as follows: “Take the necessary steps to ensure effective implementation of the Anti-Gender Based Violence Act and provide statistical data regarding convictions for reported incidents of rape and defilement at its mid-term review (Hungary)”. 15