A/HRC/39/15 121.176 Intensify awareness-raising campaigns throughout the territory to eradicate the practices of female genital mutilation and forced marriage, involving all social actors, including religious and community leaders (Chile); 121.177 Continue to combat early and forced marriage by raising awareness of families and local communities (Libya); 121.178 Strengthen the fight against gender-based violence, including domestic violence (Algeria); 121.179 Adopt a law on violence against women, and repeal legal provisions that eliminate the crime of rape if the perpetrator marries the victim (Spain); 121.180 Prohibit all forms of domestic violence against women, especially rape in marriage, as the new Penal Code does not cover all forms of violence against women (Germany); 121.181 Redouble efforts to eliminate any form of discrimination and violence against women, implementing positive actions and awareness-raising campaigns on the subject (Uruguay); 121.182 Provide women greater access to legal resources, and psychosocial and medical assistance (Spain); 121.183 Continue to prioritize child protection as a fundamental priority for the State (South Africa); 121.184 Ensure full and effective implementation of the 2017 national action plan for the elimination of the worst forms of child labour (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 121.185 Accelerate the process of updating the Civil Code with a view to enhancing the protection of children’s rights (Zimbabwe); 121.186 Revise current legislation to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Montenegro); 121.187 Enact legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Namibia); 121.188 Establish the minimum age for marriage at 18 years for both girls and boys (Montenegro); 121.189 Continue to fight early child marriage (Tunisia); 121.190 Pursue efforts to combat early or forced marriage and violence against children (Morocco); 121.191 Adopt public policies to eradicate the recruitment of children by armed groups, including strategies for the rehabilitation and reintegration of such children into society in accordance with international human rights standards (Chile); 121.192 Redouble efforts to arrest and bring to justice the perpetrators of the kidnapping of children for the purpose of selling organs or magic practices (Congo); 121.193 Further continue the implementation of its policy for the integration of persons with disabilities at the strategic and operational levels (Ethiopia); 121.194 Strengthen its policies towards ensuring full protection for the rights of minorities (Georgia); 121.195 Take the necessary measures to protect refugee and displaced women against all forms of exploitation (Algeria); 121.196 Allow and facilitate unhindered humanitarian assistance wherever required to provide relief for the affected population (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). GE.18-11388 21