A20. Continue encouraging Raise awareness and sensitization of on its achievement and exclusive breastfeeding families, traditional and religious redouble its efforts to combat for six months with leaders, teachers and the public in police brutality through appropriate general on the negative administrative and judicial introduction of an consequences of child marriage and sanctions against perpetrators, infant diet thereafter, FGM and the importance of training and education for serving aimed at reducing education (CRC) p. 78 police officers, and consider neonatal as well as including relevant human rights under-five mortality Develop and implement a policy to education materials in the cadets’ (CRC) p. 81 protect the rights of pregnant training curriculum (UPR) p. 79 teenagers, adolescent mothers and their children and combat discrimination against them (CRC) p. 80 A21. Review its legislation Adopt and apply legislation that on abortion, notably effectively improves detention with a view to conditions in prison centres and guaranteeing the best ensure the respect of judicial interests of pregnant guarantees offered to detainees teenagers and (UPR) p. 82 preventing teenage girls resorting to Encourage community-based clandestine abortions programmes aimed at preventing at the risk of their lives and tackling domestic violence, (CRC) p.83 child abuse and neglect and corporal punishment, including by Improve follow-up involving former victims, treatment for volunteers and community HIV/AIDS-infected members, and providing training mothers and their support to them. (CRC) p. 85
A20. Continue encouraging exclusive breastfeeding for six months with appropriate introduction of an infant diet thereafter, aimed at reducing neonatal as well as under-five mortality (CRC) p. 81 Raise awareness and sensitization of families, traditional and religious leaders, teachers and the public in general on the negative consequences of child marriage and FGM and the importance of education (CRC) p. 78 Develop and implement a policy to protect the rights of pregnant teenagers, adolescent mothers and their children and combat discrimination against them (CRC) p. 80 on its achievement and redouble its efforts to combat police brutality through administrative and judicial sanctions against perpetrators, training and education for serving police officers, and consider including relevant human rights education materials in the cadets’ training curriculum (UPR) p. 79 A21. Review its legislation on abortion, notably with a view to guaranteeing the best interests of pregnant teenagers and preventing teenage girls resorting to clandestine abortions at the risk of their lives (CRC) p.83 Improve follow-up treatment for HIV/AIDS-infected mothers and their Adopt and apply legislation that effectively improves detention conditions in prison centres and ensure the respect of judicial guarantees offered to detainees (UPR) p. 82 Encourage community-based programmes aimed at preventing and tackling domestic violence, child abuse and neglect and corporal punishment, including by involving former victims, volunteers and community members, and providing training support to them. (CRC) p. 85
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