A/HRC/25/4 124.47 Continue, in the framework of the fight against female genital mutilation, its action in the implementation of the second National Action Plan for accelerating the abandonment of this practice until 2015 (Angola); 124.48 Ecuador); Continue its efforts to eradicate female genital mutilation (Argentina, 124.49 Maintain and reinforce all measures aimed at eradicating female genital mutilation, which is often related to other forms of aggression against women (Brazil); 124.50 Continue to strengthen all public policies with a view to eliminating feminine genital mutilation (Paraguay); 124.51 Prosecute and punish persons who, despite awareness campaigns, continue to be perpetrators or accomplices of FGM, according to the law of 22 January 1999 (Burkina Faso); 124.52 Continue its positive engagement toward the total eradication of excision by 2015 as indicated in national Action Plan (Rwanda); 124.53 Provide the necessary support to the national unit for combating human trafficking (United Arab Emirates); 124.54 Strengthen measures to protect children through adequate investigations; timely prosecutions; sufficient penalties in cases of child trafficking; and implementation of legislation prohibiting the use of children for begging for the purposes of economic exploitation; in line with its obligations under international treaties and instruments (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 124.55 Take measures to effectively eliminate forced child labour, including forced begging by talibé children, pursuant to the recommendations of ILO supervisory bodies (United States of America); 124.56 Continue efforts to support at the national level, children on the street in order to achieve the objectives set by the Senegalese Government in this area by the end of 2015 (Algeria); 124.57 Continue efforts to protect children talibés against exploitation and end the practice of child begging at the national level (France); 124.58 Accelerate the Daara modernization program in order to contribute to the eradication of the worst forms of child labour and ensure the enforcement of relevant national laws criminalising the organisation of begging activities (Germany); 124.59 Continue its efforts in combating child destitution and provide care for all street children (India); 124.60 Continue to strengthen its domestic legislation and policies to better protect children against abuses and exploitation (Singapore); 124.61 Intensify its endeavours to eradicate assault, battery and abduction of children. This can be achieved by the government increasing its campaign through raising awareness about the dangers of these practices to affected families (South Sudan); 124.62 Take measures to protect children who are victims of trafficking or of violence (State of Palestine); 124.63 Continue its efforts to counter trafficking in human beings especially children (Sudan); 18 GE.13-18935