A/HRC/31/8 134.25 Consider the possibility of establishing a national system for monitoring international recommendations (Paraguay); 134.26 Establish a National Preventive Mechanism in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torturerequirements (Denmark); 134.27 Continue the process of national reconciliation, so that all citizens, independent of ethnic background, may be able to contribute to development of the country in harmony with the principles of fundamental human rights (Holy See); 134.28 Continue with initiatives (Senegal); 134.29 (Italy); to promote national reconciliation Provide compulsory human rights training in police academies 134.30 Provide adequate training in human rights for administrative officials and law enforcement personnel (Egypt); 134.31 Adopt further measures for the protection of political and civil rights (Japan); 134.32 Continue to engage its regional and bilateral partners with a view to building capacity and mobilizing resources in support of efforts to fulfil its human rights obligations (Philippines); 134.33 Continue to pay close attention to the full realization of the rights of the child, including the right to education (Portugal); 134.34 Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers to visit Rwanda (Canada); 134.35 Continue to regularly invite mandate holders of the Special Procedures (Congo); 134.36 Investigate reports and allegations of arbitrary arrest, unlawful detention and forced disappearance of opposition political figures and members of civil society, and prosecute perpetrators (Canada); 134.37 Adopt a comprehensive policy against human trafficking and establish a mechanism to provide support to victims, in particular to children exploited in the commercial sex industry and trafficked for prostitution (Italy); 134.38 Implement effective strategies which address child trafficking, and thoroughly investigate all cases of disappearance of child refugees (Sierra Leone); 134.39 Put in place mechanisms for support to victims of human trafficking (Uganda); 134.40 Take measures improving the security of citizens and enhancing protection of children (Ukraine); 134.41 Effectively prevent and prosecute those responsible for sexual violence against children and fully protect children in vulnerable situations (Portugal); 134.42 Explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment, including in the home, and repeal the “right of correction” in the Civil Code (Estonia); 18