A/HRC/14/14 61. Consider enacting a specific law to combat trafficking in persons, with emphasis on the protection of the human rights of victims, especially women and children (Philippines); 62. Intensify efforts to address impunity and incidence of trafficking and domestic violence as well as sexual abuse of women and girls including by strengthening law enforcement and judicial system, recruiting more women in the police and judiciary, and organizing more gender awareness campaigns within the Iraqi armed forces and police (Malaysia); 63. Address the problem of domestic violence (Italy); 64. Strengthen policies and measures, including legislation in the area of domestic violence (Brazil); 65. Take all the necessary measures to fight against all forms of violence against women and proceed to investigate and punish those responsible (Uruguay); 66. Enact legislation to combat domestic violence and sexual violence and to ban female genital mutilation (France); 67. Put a decisive end to the practice of female genital mutilation (Greece); 68. Consider a legal reform in order to address also in an effective way the so-called “honour killings or crimes” (Italy); 69. Continue efforts to adequately respond to honour related violence, provide shelters for women in need, raise public awareness and prosecute the perpetrators as a matter of priority (Netherlands); 70. Strengthen measures in response to reported violence against women and girls, and, in the worst cases of honor crimes and end impunity (Japan); 71. Investigate cases of violence against women, particularly “honor crimes”, take measures to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice and provide measures of redress to women victims (Chile); 72. Investigate thoroughly crimes against women and minorities and fully implement laws intended to enforce constitutional protections for women and minorities, including laws against discrimination (United States); 73. Implement measures to address extrajudicial killings of persons on the basis of their actual or presumed sexual orientation (Netherlands); 74. Take action in order to end extrajudicial killings of persons on the basis of their sexual orientation (Greece); 75. Take all necessary steps to strengthen to neutrality and independence of its judiciary (Germany); 76. Take effective measures to ensure the independence of the judiciary and the right to access to justice (Argentina); 77. Adhere to international standards regarding fair trials, and address allegations of abuse of detainees, including juveniles (Ghana); 78. Restore the legitimacy and credibility of trials in the country (Germany); 79. Take all necessary steps to strengthen the adequate access to justice especially for vulnerable groups such as women (Germany); 16