A/HRC/17/13 system to receive, monitor and investigate complaints, and, when necessary, prosecute and punish perpetrators (Ghana); 64.41. Pay attention to the promotion of the rights of the child, particularly children with disabilities, and strengthen efforts to combat violence against children (Burkina Faso); 64.42. Adopt and implement efficient measures to protect all children from sexual exploitation, including the ratification of OP-CRC-SC (Slovakia); 64.43. Intensify efforts to enforce existing laws and/or create laws to protect children from discrimination and violence, particularly sexual violence (United States); 64.44. Take all necessary measures to effectively protect children from sexual exploitation (Norway); 64.45. Conduct a comprehensive study to assess the scope and nature of sexual exploitation of children, in order to able to develop necessary measures to protect children from sexual exploitation (Hungary); 64.46. Undertake awareness-raising campaigns on sexual exploitation of children (Hungary); 64.47. Enact domestic legislation in line with the provisions of CRC to eliminate child prostitution (Maldives); 64.48. Strengthen provisions to protect children, particularly given the threat of trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors, and reform legislation so that children who are prostituted are not considered criminals or delinquents (France); 64.49. Prohibit corporal punishment by law, protect victims, and punish perpetrators (Germany); 64.50. Enact legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home and in care institutions (Hungary); 64.51. Pursue appropriate policies with a view to strengthening efficiency, impartiality, and independence of its judiciary (Slovakia); 64.52. Step up efforts to achieve greater independence of the judiciary. In this regard, substantially increase the resources for the administration of justice, provide training and education on human rights for its staff, and adopt legislative measures to strengthen the independence of judicial action in accordance with international standards (Spain); 64.53. Adopt and implement legislation establishing appropriate criminal justice procedures for persons under the age of 18 (United States); 64.54. Establish juvenile courts (United States); 64.55. Bring its legislation into conformity with its support for the General Assembly Statement on Human Rights, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity and its international human rights obligations, by repealing the provisions which criminalize sexual activity between consenting adults of the same sex (Norway); 64.56. Develop awareness-raising campaigns and programmes against sexual orientation discrimination (Brazil); 13