A/HRC/38/11 registered in Luxembourg (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 106.129 Continue to take the necessary measures to implement all elements of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, notably by strengthening its legal framework to protect children from sexual exploitation (Switzerland); 106.130 Establish special mechanisms and procedures to detect cases of children at risk, particularly among children in situations of vulnerability, and strengthen is prevention system and the protection of potential victims of trafficking (Honduras); 106.131 Strengthen the juvenile justice system so as to be fully in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Maldives); 106.132 Consider restorative justice practices to rehabilitate children in conflict with the law (Maldives); 106.133 Review its juvenile justice system to be in line with the Convention on the Rights of Child by placing them in new detention units for juveniles, along with developing diversion mechanisms and alternatives to detention and punishment (Republic of Korea); 106.134 Establish a juvenile justice system that allows judges to deal with children in an age-appropriate manner (Iraq); 106.135 Develop a juvenile justice system that allows children to be treated in the court system in an age-appropriate manner (Lebanon); 106.136 Promote a broader participation of persons with disabilities in the public and private sectors (Portugal); 106.137 Encourage the hiring of persons with disabilities in both the private and the public sectors through fiscal and other measures (Spain); 106.138 Continue efforts aimed at guaranteeing better access to employment for persons with disabilities (Algeria); 106.139 Ensure the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Chad); 106.140 Adopt public policies with the aim of promoting access to employment for persons with disabilities by establishing, if need be, specific temporary measures to achieve this goal (Chile); 106.141 Continue and intensify efforts to comply with the principles enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, particularly by improving the involvement of people with disabilities in decision-making processes that concern them (Czechia); 106.142 Ensure that the implementation at the national level of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is guaranteed (Madagascar); 106.143 Consider alternatives to the detention of migrants, including individuals whose asylum claims have been rejected, and redouble efforts in the identification and reception of vulnerable persons among migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, in particular those who are stateless or have experienced torture, sexual abuse or human trafficking (Brazil); 106.144 Adopt positive measures in order to facilitate access by migrants to all levels of education as well as the labour market, to invest in their vocational training and to recognize foreign qualifications (Egypt); 106.145 Intensify the teaching of official languages to minorities in a vulnerable situation, such as migrants and refugees, invest in their professional 18