A/HRC/24/3 112.22. Continue its efforts to train the judiciary and law enforcement bodies in the field of human rights as well as its activities to increase the awareness of its population on this subject (Morocco); 112.23. Carry out its engagement, in a constructive dialogue, with the United Nations human rights monitoring bodies (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 112.24. Continue to develop its international, regional and bilateral efforts in the field of human rights (Turkey); 112.25. Strengthen cooperation with human rights mechanisms and to continue the efforts initiated in order to combat discrimination against ethnic minorities (Argentina); 112.26. Implement efficiently recently ratified international conventions, especially in the field of child rights (Kazakhstan); 112.27. Continue its measures on the protection of the rights of women and children, notably child support services (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 112.28. Prohibit all forms of corporal punishment of children in all settings, including alternative care settings (Republic of Moldova); 112.29. Continue to enhance its domestic framework to combat child labour through enforcing the relevant legislation (Singapore); 112.30. Further improve the access of children, especially girls, and women to human rights education (Azerbaijan); 112.31. Give attention to the protection of the rights of women and children, including through the adoption of the necessary legislative measures (Russian Federation); 112.32. Continue to promote and protect the rights of women and children through the adoption of necessary domestic legislation (Bhutan); 112.33. Maintain the positive trend in improving national laws and institutions, in particular the protection of women and children’s rights (Cuba); 112.34. Continue efforts to combat trafficking in women and children within the framework of implementing national legislation and international obligations (United Arab Emirates); 112.35. Continue the efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Indonesia); 112.36. Increase further the efforts aimed at preventing and eradicating human trafficking, including considering the possibility for the development of the national plan of action (Belarus); 112.37. Take appropriate measures for ensuring prosecution for trafficking in human beings (Kazakhstan);1 112.38. Strengthen the implementation of programmes aimed at the rehabilitation of victims of human trafficking, including the provision of 1 16 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Take more measures for ensuring judicial prosecution for trafficking in human beings (Kazakhstan).”