A/HRC/15/10 65.56. Enact legislation explicitly prohibiting female genital mutilation, and ensure that offenders are prosecuted and punished (Brazil); 65.57. Adopt, as soon as possible, legislation clearly prohibiting female genital mutilation (Canada); 65.58. Continue its efforts in the area of combating female genital mutilation, inter alia, through the implementation of programmes sensitizing the population about its harmful effects (Egypt); 65.59. Follow up on and implement the recommendations made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, in particular those referring to the adoption of legislation and policies to eliminate violence against women, female genital mutilation and child marriage (Mexico); 65.60. Adopt legislative provisions for the prohibition, punishment and effective prevention of the practice of female genital mutilation (Argentina); 65.61. Adopt the appropriate legislation to deal with genital mutilation (Angola); 65.62. Enact the prohibition of female genital mutilation, and strengthen its awareness-raising and educational efforts to eliminate that practice and its underlying cultural justifications (Norway); 65.63. Enact legislation explicitly prohibiting female genital mutilation; strengthen awareness-raising and educational efforts to eliminate that practice and its underlying cultural justification; and ensure that offenders are prosecuted and punished (Slovenia); 65.64. Develop and adopt comprehensive strategies to address all forms of violence against women, and raise educational awareness to eliminate female genital mutilation (United States); 65.65. Strengthen the fight against child trafficking, female genital mutilation, maternal mortality, drug trafficking and lack of security (Senegal); 65.66. Combat all forms of trafficking of children, and formulate a policy of child protection to ensure a better system for safeguarding children’s rights (France); 65.67. Devise and implement plans for combating trafficking in women and children (Egypt); 65.68. Increase efforts to combat trafficking against women, and try to eliminate women’s vulnerability to exploitation and traffickers (Poland); 65.69. Incorporate into internal legislation a definition of trafficking in line with the Palermo Protocol (Poland); 65.70. Incorporate into anti-trafficking draft legislation a definition of trafficking in line with the Palermo Protocol, while ensuring that the scope of such legislation covers all persons, and identify and implement all appropriate measures to strike at the root cause of trafficking and sexual exploitation in Guinea-Bissau (Israel); 65.71. Adopt legislative provisions for the punishment and prevention of the trafficking in persons and eradicate its causes, in conformity with international standards (Argentina); GE.10-14446 15