A/HRC/14/11 of Children, in accordance with Human Rights Council resolution 11/7 and General Assembly resolution 64/142 (Brazil); 54. To continue to focus and work on the promotion and protection of women’s rights in all fields (Bahrain); 55. To take the measures necessary to combat violence against women (Azerbaijan); 56. To take steps to ensure that its legislative and policy frameworks provide effective protections against all forms of violence faced by women, and that such protections are extended to all women, including internally displaced and refugee women, who are among the most vulnerable (Canada); 57. To ensure the speedy passage and enactment of the Domestic Violence Bill through parliament as a matter of urgency (Ireland); 58. To take steps to address and eliminate gender-based violence (Ireland); 59. To strengthen and intensify its actions to prevent and reduce violence against children (Portugal); 60. To enact legislation on domestic violence as soon as possible, to further strengthen family counselling centres that assist victims, and to increase the availability of legal aid throughout the country for victims of violence (Netherlands); 61. To consider the possibility of drafting specific legislation on violence against women, including domestic violence and sexual abuse; to intensify the public awareness campaign in that regard; to develop a human rights training and education programme for public officers; and to offer legal services for victims (Spain); 62. To strengthen its efforts to fulfil its obligations under CEDAW (Australia); 63. To enact legislation on violence against women, and to intensify its efforts to curb gender-based violence (Slovenia); 64. To remain steadfast in pursuing its impressive policies aimed at gender equality, particularly by strengthening measures to curb gender-based violence and by reducing maternal mortality (Botswana); 65. To effectively address the problem of domestic violence, especially against women, including by approving the Domestic Violence Bill currently under discussion in parliament (Italy); 66. To expeditiously take the actions necessary to combat the negative phenomenon of violence against children, and to provide efficient rehabilitation and reintegration schemes for victims (Slovakia); 67. To take steps to ensure that all child labour is ended (Ireland); 68. To strengthen efforts to enact the existing legislation on child labour (Italy); 69. To take all social, educational and legal measures necessary to address the phenomenon of children accused of witchcraft (Italy); 70. 16 To strengthen its efforts to fulfil its obligations under CRC (Australia); GE.10-12527