A/HRC/28/15 115.113 Continue to strengthen normative frameworks for the protection of children from violence and abuse, and develop awareness-raising programmes aimed at educating the public about the harmful effects of corporal punishment and enhancing the capacities of educators and the media to promote good practices and more positive methods of child-rearing (Philippines); 115.114 Ensure that legislation is drafted and enacted to prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including in the home (Sweden); 115.115 Legally prohibit the abhorrent practice of corporal punishment of children and adopt an integral law on children, which compiles the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 115.116 Explicitly prohibit in national legislation corporal punishment in all settings, including at home (Austria); 115.117 Take appropriate measures to prevent the forced labour of children in the country (Azerbaijan); 115.118 Adopt a comprehensive legal framework on the rights of the children aiming also at completely outlawing the violence against children (Romania); 115.119 Intensify its work to provide specialized training for investigators, prosecutors and judges in applying the human trafficking statute (Norway); 115.120 Further provide protection to victims of trafficking in human beings, on the basis of a human rights-based approach, and ensure that they are systematically informed of the possibility of a recovery and reflection period (Republic of Moldova); 115.121 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, including broadening international cooperation on this matter (Russian Federation); 115.122 Combat trafficking, punish perpetrators and compensate and rehabilitate victims (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 115.123 Further strengthen the steps taken in regard to trafficking, particularly in reference to women and children (Afghanistan); 115.124 Continue the efforts directed towards combating trafficking in human beings (Armenia); continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, by prosecuting the perpetrators (Costa Rica); take effective measures to prevent trafficking in persons, including women and children (Uzbekistan); combat trafficking in persons, especially in women and children, as well as prosecuting and investigating all perpetrators of these crimes (Azerbaijan); 115.125 Invest in the human and financial resources of the secretariat of the Working Group and the national coordinator dealing with trafficking in human beings so that they can effectively carry out the full range of tasks within their mandate (Czech Republic); 115.126 Redouble its efforts regarding trafficking, with a special focus on trafficking in children (India); 115.127 Take appropriate steps to ensure the effectiveness of its InterMinisterial Working Group for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings and of the national coordinator on human trafficking and continue to improve public awareness of this issue (Indonesia); 20