A/HRC/19/10 100.55. Take the necessary steps to ensure that all persons in prison or detention centers are treated according to Togolese laws and international obligations (Norway); 100.56. Adopt the draft bill on the criminal code, which includes and sanctions gender-based violence (Algeria); 100.57. Conduct appropriate public awareness-raising campaigns with a view to eliminate female genital mutilation and other harmful traditional practices (Slovakia); 100.58. Adopt a law prohibiting domestic violence and adopt the necessary measures to ensure its implementation, including inter alia through an information and awareness-raising campaign amongst the population (Canada); 100.59. Take necessary measures to effectively combat violence against women and girls and enact legislation on domestic violence. (Republic of Moldova); 100.60. Complete necessary legislative reforms towards the criminalization of domestic violence (Slovakia); 100.61. Speed up legislative reforms to make acts of violence against women such as domestic violence and marital rape offenses under the criminal code (Brazil); 100.62. Adopt the revised Persons and Family Code; criminalize domestic violence and intensify the fight against traditional practices, which discriminate against women or are detrimental to them (Cape Verde); 100.63. Take additional measures to prevent and combat trafficking in women in an appropriate way (Republic of Moldova); 100.64. Continue to effectively fight against child trafficking and access to education of children with disabilities, and especially girls (Turkey); 100.65. Increase efforts to convict and punish trafficking offenders, with sufficiently stringent penalties, under existing legislation and complete and enact draft legislation prohibiting the forced labour and forced prostitution of adults (United States of America); 100.66. Adopt all necessary measures to eradicate child abuse, labour and sexual exploitation of children, as well as violence against children, paying particular attention to cases of children who are killed because they were born with disabilities, malformation, without pigmentation or because their mother died during childbirth (Uruguay); 100.67. Continue the national programme for the modernization of the judicial system (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.68. Speed up the adoption process of the draft bill setting up a 30 per cent quota for the representation of women in decision-making bodies (Algeria); 100.69. Strengthen efforts to combat extreme poverty (Brazil); 100.70. Continue implementing socio-economic development strategies and plans in the country, in particular to reduce poverty (Cuba); 100.71. Further provide support and cooperation with regional and international organizations, financial institutions in Africa, the United Nations GE.11-17383 17