A/HRC/24/15 131.116 Ensure a favourable climate for the activities of journalists, human rights defenders and other actors of civil society (Tunisia); 131.117 Consider adopting specific laws or repealing existing legislation to combat violence against women (Thailand); 131.118 Intensify the awareness-raising and education campaigns for local authorities, families, traditional and religious leaders and the general population in order to effectively fight against the problem of early and forced marriages (Togo); 131.119 Prevent early and forced marriages (Uruguay); 131.120 Establish and implement laws and public health policy aimed at eradicating female genital mutilation (Belgium); 131.121 Continue to find effective measures to address concerns expressed by a number of treaty bodies, including the CRC, CEDAW and ILO Committee of Experts, regarding trafficking and exploitation of women and children for commercial purposes (Botswana); 131.122 Continue its action to eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation (Burundi); 131.123 Intensify its awareness-raising activities to eradicate female genital mutilation (Chile); 131.124 Further enhance the status of women, fight against violence against women, and eliminate harmful practices against women at an early date (China); 131.125 Continue in its endeavour in fighting against harmful traditional practices (Ethiopia); 131.126 Continue its efforts to ensure the total eradication of the harmful traditional practices of female genital mutilation (Rwanda); 131.127 Redouble efforts to eliminate the practices of female genital mutilation and breast ironing (Guatemala); 131.128 Strengthen efforts to fight against female genital mutilations (Senegal); 131.129 Further enhance its efforts in promoting gender equality, as well as combating all forms of gender-based violence (Malaysia); 131.130 Intensify its efforts in the area of the fight against violence, respect and discrimination against women (Netherlands); 131.131 Intensify efforts to promote women’s rights and fight violence and discrimination against women (Nigeria); 131.132 Continue efforts aimed at combating violence against women and providing information to women, family and society’s leaders regarding the adverse consequences of forced marriages and other forms of domestic violence, including in the framework of the 2012 campaign “Together, we will end domestic violence against women” (Russian Federation); 131.133 Take all the necessary measures to effectively eliminate and prevent all forms of exploitations and abuse of children, including through prosecution of those involved in such acts (Slovenia); 22 GE.13-15472