A/HRC/34/10 115.73 Step up the fight against all harmful traditional practices, inter alia by effectively enforcing the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act in all parts of the country and by increasing the human and financial resources of the Anti-Human Sacrifice and Trafficking Task Force (Czechia); 115.74 Implement and enforce the law against female genital mutilation as soon as possible (Spain); 115.75 Provide adequate resources for the full implementation of domestic laws that prohibit harmful traditional practices against women (Philippines); 115.76 Eliminate all harmful traditional practices and stereotypes, including female genital mutilation (Botswana); 115.77 Take concrete measures to eradicate harmful practices against women and children, especially children with albinism (Panama); 115.78 Strengthen programmes and plans to eradicate effectively child labour in the short term (Chile); 115.79 Strengthen efforts to ensure eradication of child labour by introducing penalties for violating the provisions on employing children and young persons (Maldives); 115.80 Continue to develop strategies to protect children, including measures to ensure that children living in the street and in foster care institutions have the right to live in a family and have access to health and education (Chile); 115.81 Take further steps to combat trafficking of persons (Armenia); 115.82 Ensure the separation of power and the independence of the judiciary and prevent government officials from interfering in judicial proceedings (Slovenia); 115.83 Ensure the full functionality and adequate resourcing of levels 1 and 2 local council courts, which provide the first access points to justice for 80 per cent of Ugandans (Austria); 115.84 Prioritize implementation of the Child Justice Strategy and the National Diversion Guidelines for children in the criminal justice system (South Africa); 115.85 Separate juveniles from adults in detention and rehabilitation centres (Zambia); 115.86 Ensure that the police force, the Directorate of Public Prosecution and the Uganda Human Rights Commission investigate all allegations of torture to hold perpetrators accountable (Denmark); 115.87 Conduct full and transparent investigations into alleged cases of excessive use of force by security agents, especially during and after the 2016 elections, ensuring accountability for possible human rights violations (Austria); 115.88 Investigate all alleged acts of torture and hold accountable State security agents who are found culpable (Ghana); 115.89 Strengthen measures to improve the application of the law on domestic violence, including training and awareness-raising for judges, prosecutors and police officers (Chile); 17