A/HRC/30/4 100.135 Significantly step up its efforts in addressing the reportedly high number of rape cases, particularly against young victims, and gender-based violence (Latvia); 100.136 Continue to make traditional communities aware of the consequences in terms of human rights abuses of harmful traditional practices (Mauritania); 100.137 Continue combating female genital mutilation (Ethiopia); 100.138 Continue to criminalize and ultimately eradicate sexual and genderbased violence such as female genital mutilation and harmful traditional practices, including trials by ordeal (Republic of Korea); 100.139 Intensify efforts towards the total eradication of female genital mutilation (Rwanda); 100.140 Strengthen efforts on combating sexual and gender-based violence as well as female genital mutilation (South Africa); 100.141 Increase the efforts by the Ministry of the Interior to combat the practice of female genital mutilation, particularly in rural areas, preventing and prosecuting criminally this practice (Spain); 100.142 Ensure the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, including through public awareness-raising and measures to improve investigation and prosecution of sexual and gender-based violence (Sweden); 100.143 Further intensify its efforts to promote gender equality and to combat gender-based violence, including the rapes of minors and the most frequently reported cases of sexual and gender-based violence (Switzerland); 100.144 Ensure that perpetrators of gender-specific violence and rape of minors are held accountable for their actions and improve the access to health services and economic assistance for victims (Switzerland); 100.145 Increase public awareness campaigns against female genital mutilation (Timor-Leste); 100.146 Criminalize female genital mutilation or cutting and spousal rape, and increase the number of public awareness campaigns focused on preventing violence against women and girls, with particular emphasis on rape, domestic violence, and female genital mutilation or cutting (United States of America); 100.147 Systematically pursue current initiatives to change harmful practices against women and children, in particular female genital mutilation and early marriage (Cabo Verde); 100.148 Eliminate all forms of child labour (Benin); 100.149 Take all necessary measures to abolish corporal punishment for children at all institutions, including alternative care settings (Namibia); 100.150 Deepen the national dialogue to establish an accountability mechanism for human rights violations committed in the past (Argentina); 100.151 Strengthen the judicial and law enforcement system and eliminate corruption (China); 100.152 Investigate and prosecute police misconduct, in accordance with international standards, and strengthen institutional capacities to fight against corruption among police officials (Slovakia); 21