A/HRC/12/42 page 20 (h) The Ministry of Justice should identify and close all unauthorized detention facilities. Additionally, the Government should construct at least one central prison in counties without detention facilities, namely, Gbarpolu, Rivercess and Grand Kru Counties; (i) The Government should cooperate with the international community and civil society to raise awareness on issues such as child development, non-punitive discipline and the need for greater support for families, so as to encourage community and family cohesion and prevent child neglect; (j) The Government and international partners should continue to work towards the full implementation of the recommendations contained in the comprehensive report of 2007 by the Human Rights and Protection Section of the United Nations Mission in Liberia on the human rights situation in orphanages, as well as the August 2008 Annual Assessment and Monitoring of Orphanages in Liberia of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare; (k) Orphanages currently operating without accreditation should be identified and reassessed in order to see to whether they conform to the Minimum Standards for Operating Child Welfare Institutions. Those found to be below standard should be closed down and the children reunified with parents or relatives, or relocated to suitable institutions; (l) The Government should, by law, prohibit all forms of violence against children, in all settings, in particular: (i) Amend article 55 (g) of the Revised Rules and Regulations Governing the Hinterland and sections 2.2 (1), (2) and (3) of the Domestic Relations Law of Liberia and bring these provisions into conformity with section 14.70 (b) of the Act to Amend the New Penal Code Chapter 14, Sections 14.70 and 14.71 and to Provide for Gang Rape, which defines rape as sexual intercourse with a victim of less than 18 years old if the actor is 18 years of age or older. Such amendment should clearly establish the minimum age of marriage to apply in both civil and customary marriages and furthermore specifically make free and full consent of both parties to marriage a legal requirement; (ii) Repeal section 5.8 of the Penal Law which permits the use of force in respect of minors under the age of 18 years by persons with special responsibility for their care, discipline or safety; (iii) Amend the Penal Law to include provisions specifically prohibiting and criminalizing female genital mutilation (FGM). (m) The international community, in collaboration with civil society and the Government, specifically, the Ministries of Internal Affairs, Health and Social Welfare,