A/HRC/16/16 61.30. Strengthen the legislation in the area of marriage in accordance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Slovakia); 61.31. Implement the outstanding legislative and administrative reforms required under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular all the necessary measures to prevent and address violence against children and child abuse (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 61.32. Adopt legislation against child exploitation and sexual abuse, along with measures to disseminate information about the legislation to the population (Canada); 61.33. Continue to develop legislation in order to adapt it to the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular in areas such as the care of children who are without protection, protection against abuse and sexual exploitation, birth registration, the prohibition of child labour, the minimum age for criminal responsibility and the administration of justice for minors (Spain); 61.34. Undertake a legal reform on the issues of the neglect, abuse and sexual exploitation of children, the lack of conformity of the birth registration system, the absence of legislation on child labour, and the non-existence of a clear definition of the minimum age for criminal responsibility (Hungary); 61.35. Adopt labour laws and social security norms in accordance with international protection standards, criminalize sexual abuse, and adequately regulate child labour (Ecuador); 61.36. Adopt laws banning child labour and define the minimum age for criminal responsibility, in conformity with the provisions of the international norms related to human rights (France); 61.37. Define the minimum age for criminal responsibility in compliance with international standards (Slovakia); 61.38. Set a minimum age for criminal responsibility, as well as special procedures for minor offenders (Ecuador); 61.39. Adopt measures conducive to the creation of a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 61.40. Establish a national human rights institution in cooperation with and with the assistance of the international community (Indonesia); 61.41. Study the possibility of establishing an independent national human rights institution to promote human rights (Argentina); 61.42. Implement the national plan of action to promote gender equality and strategies to address gender-based violence (Turkey); 61.43. Develop advocacy campaigns to raise the level of awareness of the rights of women (New Zealand); 61.44. Continue to apply plans and strategies for the socio-economic development of the country (Cuba); 61.45. Ensure that its national programmes in the field of education include human rights education and training (Morocco); 61.46. Be more regular in submitting reports to treaty bodies and call, if necessary, for technical assistance in this field (France); 15