A/HRC/31/10 88.91 Continue its efforts to ensure that all cases of child sexual abuse are reported before the justice, as well as the offer of complaint procedures that are effective, easily accessible and of a confidential nature for the victims (Argentina); 88.92 Take steps to combat child abuse and child labour (Armenia); 88.93 Strengthen its efforts to combat sexual exploitation of and sexual violence against children (Djibouti); 88.94 Adopt legislation explicitly prohibiting corporal punishment of children, as previously recommended (Slovenia); 88.95 Implement measures to prohibit corporal punishment of children in schools (Costa Rica); 88.96 Ensure the implementation of child labour laws, including by strengthening effective monitoring (Slovenia); 88.97 Adopt additional measures and programmes to prevent child labour (Slovenia); 88.98 Review criminal justice procedures in order to reduce the length of detention without trial by undertaking a comprehensive review of remand cases and giving priority to the establishment of new Halls of Justice before the date of the next review (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 88.99 Investigate fully the reported extrajudicial killings by the Police and bring any persons found guilty to justice (Sierra Leone); 88.100 Provide oversight to ensure investigation and prosecution as appropriate against police officers alleged to have been involved in extrajudicial killings (United States of America); 88.101 Take urgent measures to investigate all allegations of extrajudicial killings by law enforcement agencies with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice (Ghana); 88.102 Establish a special committee to oversee the implementation of the CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security report recommendations (United States of America); 88.103 Take immediate and concerted actions to fully investigate and prosecute all reports of extrajudicial killings, including re-examination of investigations disposed of before the CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security report, in order to hold the perpetrators accountable; and establish mechanisms for fully independent oversight of the police service (Ireland); 88.104 Promptly follow up on the findings of the independent investigation into extrajudicial police shootings over the period 2010-2011 in order to hold those responsible to account and to ensure rule of law (Canada); 88.105 Continue strengthening the sensible programs fighting poverty and social inequality (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 88.106 Promote citizen and community participation in poverty alleviation programs currently being developed (Nicaragua); 88.107 Expand and develop its social programs with a special emphasis on the most disadvantaged persons, especially women and children (Chile); 20