A/HRC/42/5 119.246 Run a nationwide awareness campaign on the phenomenon of children accused of witchcraft and ensure that those responsible for such offences against children are punished (Iceland); 119.247 Eliminate all forms of exploitation of child labour in the mining industry (Switzerland); 119.248 Continue its support to the legal framework and strategies for awareness-raising for children in order to combat the issue of child labour (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 119.249 Establish a strong legislative framework to prohibit and sanction all corporal punishment of children (Madagascar); 119.250 Enact legislation to explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children in all kinds of settings, including the home (Montenegro); 119.251 Continue efforts to protect the rights of children, notably with regard to the fight against child labour (Morocco); 119.252 Continue efforts to promote child rights and protect children from sexual violence (Tunisia); 119.253 Take further steps to protect children from being engaged in military activities (Eritrea); 119.254 Implement inclusive measures to ensure non-discrimination against persons with disabilities, children living in rural areas, children living in the street, and adolescents in detention (Algeria); 119.255 Strengthen the protection of the human rights of people with disabilities (Botswana); 119.256 Finalize the special law on the protection of persons with special needs (Lebanon); 119.257 Pursue legislative measures for the promotion and protection of human rights, notably those relating to the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities (Senegal); 119.258 Consider the adoption of special laws, in accordance with the Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, that would more effectively address the issues concerning children with disabilities (Serbia); 119.259 Take legal measures enabling effective protection of minorities, including religious ones, which would be complemented by educational campaigns on the importance of freedom of religious beliefs (Poland); 119.260 Continue developing the draft law on the protection of the rights of indigenous peoples to promote respect for their ancestral lands, according to the uses and customs of all pygmy indigenous peoples (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 119.261 Ensure that the rights of indigenous people are guaranteed and respected (Madagascar); 119.262 Pass the proposed law from 2014 on the fundamental principles for promoting and protecting the rights of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s indigenous peoples (Norway); 119.263 Take steps to promulgate legislation aimed at promoting and protecting all forms of human rights, including rights to peaceful demonstration and the rights of indigenous pygmy people (Sierra Leone); 119.264 Put in place measures to address the issue of birth certificates for children, especially returnees, refugees and internally displaced persons (Angola); GE.19-11384 23