A/HRC/29/9 113.72. Intensify efforts to adopt laws and measures to address domestic violence more effectively (Philippines); 113.73. Investigate all cases of domestic violence, in collaboration with the civil society engaged in this field and todevelop a comprehensive national strategy to facilitate equal access of girls and women to all levels and fields of education (Italy); 113.74. Continue the implementation of all obligations of the CRC, in particular to combat violence against children and forced labour (France); 113.75. Take action towards more pervasive measures to prevent violations of the rights of children through, inter alia, training professionals such as teachers, doctors and social workers to identify potential situations of abuse and report them to the authorities (Brazil); 113.76. Provide effective institutional mechanisms that duly protect girls against sexual abuses and effectively prevent early and forced marriage (Chile); 113.77. Take necessary measures for the improvement of the conditions of prisons and places of detention (Egypt); 113.78. Adopt measures to guarantee the respect of judicial guarantees and human rights in detention and police custody (Spain); 113.79. Put in place measures that guarantee the integrity and protection of prisoners and detainees, particularly vis-à-vis other prisoners, in the light of cases of rapes that have led to an increase of HIV positive prison population prevalence (Spain); 113.80. Increase oversight of labour recruitment agencies licensed in Lesotho, and accelerate legal reforms to combat the worst forms of child labour (United States of America); 113.81. Strengthen measures to protect children from the worst forms of labour, and ensure full implementation of the Children’s Protection and Welfare Act (Botswana); 113.82. Continue strengthening its proper social policies in order to provide greater well-being and living standard to its people, for which international support and cooperation are fundamental (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 113.83. Strengthen measures to implement the law on the protection and well-being of children, particularly in rural areas, so as to prevent children having to work in the fields or in home in order to meet their needs and those of their families (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 113.84. Grant comprehensive support to the institute of family (Russian Federation); 113.85. Formulate a national disaster risk reduction programme to respond to crises relating to food security (Egypt); 113.86. Continue efforts to develop access to water and sanitation and to combat disparities between urban and rural areas (Togo); 113.87. Continue its efforts to reduce poverty, especially in fulfilling the rights of vulnerable groups (Indonesia); 19