A/HRC/25/9 118.41. Consider the possibility of introducing amendments to the legislation relating to combating domestic violence (Russian Federation); 118.42. Ensure that all administrative detainees have the possibility of filing a lawsuit challenging the legality of their detention (Switzerland); 118.43. Strengthen measures to protect women who are victims of or are threatened with violence (France); 118.44. Effectively implement the law on violence against women (Slovenia); 118.45. Reduce all forms of violence against women and children (Estonia); 118.46. Intensify efforts to boost the status of women and eliminate all forms of violence against them (Nigeria); 118.47. Provide training for law enforcement officials dealing with violence against women and ensure the effective protection of victims (Slovakia); 118.48. Continue working to eradicate the practices that allow rapists to avoid prosecution if they marry their victims (Guatemala); 118.49. Revise all laws relevant to protection from domestic violence (Tunisia); 118.50. Ensure the amendment of the law on domestic violence and its prevention (Algeria); 118.51. Ensure proper and effective investigation of all crimes against women, including those with an “honour” element (Slovakia); 118.52. Better protect women against all forms of violence, including honour killings, as required under the Criminal Code, the Law on Protection of the Family and the Law of Civil Status (Belgium); 118.53. Continue with the measures aimed at eradicating customs involving revenge practices and honour crimes (Argentina); 118.54. Pay attention to the trafficking in women and children for sexual and other exploitative, purposes, preventing and combating such trafficking, also by means of including in the Human Trafficking Act a definition of trafficking, and ensure that trafficked women and girls have access to quality medical care, counselling and shelter (Kyrgyzstan); 118.55. Work towards the elimination of early, forced and child marriages, in particular taking steps to further limit the circumstances in which those under 18 years of age can marry (Sierra Leone); 118.56. Share its expertise in the field of strengthening the judicial system with other countries and continue to train judges to implement international conventions in their judgements (Oman); 118.57. Continue training and capacity building for judges and specialists to deal with vulnerable persons (Bahrain); 118.58. Take the necessary measures to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility in order to align it with international human rights standards (Uruguay); 118.59. Put in practice a broad system of alternative measures to deprivation of liberty of minors so that it is used only as a last resort, for the shortest time possible and in the appropriate conditions (Uruguay); 18