A/HRC/19/17 78.9. Persist in its efforts aimed at the prevention, punishment and eradication of all forms of violence against women as well as its efforts to guarantee equality and ensure equal recognition in the law of civil, political, economic and social rights between men and women (Argentina); 78.10. Fight domestic violence and discrimination against women by improving gender awareness in strategic sectors (Norway); 78.11. Strengthen and intensify actions to combat domestic violence (Portugal); 78.12. Continue with the current efforts against the practice of domestic violence (Mozambique); 78.13. Continue to take a comprehensive approach through its law and justice, civil society and health programs to address the high incidence of domestic violence, particularly in strengthening women’s access to the formal justice system (Australia); 78.14. Make more efforts to raise awareness among the public in general, and in particular, by the law enforcement bodies, that domestic violence must be dealt with as a serious public crime (Republic of Korea); 78.15. Effectively implement the Law against Domestic Violence by raising awareness of this law to public officials, to local community leaders and by citizenship education; and additionally discourage cultural practices that violate women’s rights, such as forced and early marriage (Germany); 78.16. Take steps to support the implementation of its Law Against Domestic Violence including providing law enforcement officials with training on sexual violence (Canada); 78.17. Comprehensive training on positive discipline to teachers (Hungary); 78.18. Seek the cooperation of UN agencies, such as ILO, to combat child labour (Brazil); 78.19. Continue joint and mutually beneficial efforts to implement the plan for action to implement the recommendations of CTF (Indonesia); 78.20. Continue to strengthen accountability in the security sector, in particular, regarding use of excessive force and abuse of authority by the police and the military (Republic of Korea); 78.21. Ensure that the police and the armed forces respect human rights and prevent human rights violations, in particular ill-treatment and excessive use of force, by carrying out trainings and strengthening civilian control of security forces (France); 78.22. Continue to provide adequate training, particularly in human rights, to the national police and defence force (Australia); 78.23. Seek technical assistance from the international donor community including relevant UN agencies and funds for building capacity for government officials, particularly law enforcement, legal and judicial personnel (Malaysia); 78.24. Continue supporting and cooperating with the UNDP in projects aiming at strengthening the institutional capacity of the justice system (Norway); 17