Recommendations (A/HRC/7/3/Add.7, para. 7292) Situation during visit Steps taken in previous years (A/HRC/13/39/Add.6 and A/HRC/16/52/Add.2) pregnancy. Information received in the reporting period Government: After the adoption of Qanun Jinayah by the Aceh House of Representative (DPRA) in September 2009, the provincial government of Aceh submitted an official letter rejecting this Qanun in its present form and requested a revision of the provisions relating to stoning in the above-mentioned law. The Governor of Aceh has not yet signed Qanun Jinayah. His approval is mandatory before a provincial law can be formally enacted (article 23 (1), Law no. 11/2006). Law No. 23/2004 on Domestic Violence ensures that any act of violence against children will be punished by law. The National Action Plan for the Eradication of Violence against Children of 2006, the ―Stop Violence Against Children‖ campaign and various pilot projects conducted by Friendly Schools for Children in several regions further strengthened the implementation of the law. Non-governmental sources: To raise human rights awareness, the Chief of the Indonesian Police issued regulation nr. 8/ 2009 concerning the principles of implementation and standards of human rights for the police when on duty. Government: The dissemination and simulation of the Regulation No. 73/IX/2012 has been convened in several areas. The Indonesian National Police has further implemented the Community Policing Strategy as stipulated in Regulation No, 7/2008 of the Chief of Government: The Indonesian National the Indonesian National Police regarding Police Office has adopted Regulation the Basic Guidelines on Community No.8/2009 regarding the implementation Policing Strategy and No. 8/2009 on of the Principles and Standards of Human Implementation of Principles and Rights in the course of duty for Police Standards of Human Rights to the Officers. Any officer of the Indonesian A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 111 76. Officials at the highest level should condemn torture and announce a zero-tolerance policy vis-à-vis any illtreatment by State officials. The Government should adopt an anti-torture action plan which foresees awarenessraising programmes and training for all stakeholders, including the National Human Rights Commission and civil society representatives, in