A/HRC/37/12 146.66 Follow up on offences linked to trafficking of persons irrespective of the victim’s immigration status, in order to prevent the victim from being criminalized during the procedure (Mexico); 146.67 Increase the sentences for the crime of smuggling of persons, and provide more training for judges, police and investigators on this issue (Mexico); 146.68 Examine the possibility of establishing national helplines for victims of trafficking and domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 146.69 Address the continued challenge of poverty, particularly among vulnerable groups, such as women and children who are non-citizens (Malaysia); 146.70 Eliminate obstacles to the enrolment of children without identity documents and asylum seekers in secondary education and ensure that foreign children have the highest possible level of education (Iraq); 146.71 Continue efforts to ensure equal access to education of vulnerable people including women, children and persons with disabilities (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 146.72 Ensure systematic access to education for all asylum-seeking children (Spain); 146.73 Step up measures to prevent suicide, especially among young people (Angola); 146.74 Formulate a national work plan to prevent suicide, especially as Switzerland enjoys a high standard of development, progress and prosperity (Lebanon); 146.75 Redouble efforts to prevent suicide and detect mental illness in children and youth, promoting the close involvement of parents, teachers and school authorities in schools (Mexico); 146.76 Continue programmes to eradicate domestic violence and violence against women (Philippines); 146.77 Take measures to combat violence against women, including domestic and sexual violence, with a particular attention to women from minority groups (Russian Federation); 146.78 Continue to combat all forms of violence against women and children, as well as strengthen specialized care for victims (Colombia); 146.79 Continue efforts to eradicate gender-based violence, including domestic violence, by raising awareness in society, ensuring due diligence in the prosecution and trial of those who commit such acts and providing relevant training to the competent authorities regarding the protection and prevention of violence against women and girls (Nicaragua); 146.80 Continue the work aimed at amending rules regarding the stay of proceedings in cases of “minor” violence in relationships and regarding the categorization of such cases (Iceland); 146.81 Improve the protection against domestic violence through specialized training for police officers and other persons that act in such cases and take steps to ensure the fair application of the Foreign Nationals Act so as to protect migrant women (Canada); 146.82 Continue awareness raising and training of the judiciary and law enforcement personnel as regards all forms of violence against women and exofficio prosecution (Belgium); 146.83 Step up its information and awareness raising actions on female genital mutilation and punish perpetrators of these acts (Burkina Faso); 14 GE.17-23483