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) justice system for law enforcement personnel; Information received in the reporting period - Develop a data and information system documenting cases of children in conflict with the law; - Develop Women and Child Protection Units (UPPA) in all police office at district levels; - Increase the involvement of public researchers on children in conflict with the law (BAPAS) in the court process; and Develop a child-friendly justice system. Women 91. In consultation with the Commission on Violence against Women, the Government should establish effective mechanisms to enforce the prohibition of violence against women, including in the family and wider community, above all through further awarenessraising within the lawenforcement organs. A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 123 The 2004 law banning violence in Government: The Government has household and establishing developed a system for registering and complaints channels was adopted; reporting cases of violence against children and the discrimination, The lack of awareness among law harassment, mistreatment and neglect of enforcement agencies and the child victims. This mechanism is in public, and an insufficient operation through the Women‘s number of appropriate police Empowerment and Child Protection units to deal with such complaints Bureau at the regency/municipality, hamper the implementation of the provincial and national levels. law. Governmental Decree No 4/2006 on the Conduct of and Cooperation on the Rehabilitation of Victims of Domestic Violence, and Decree No 1/2007 of the Minister for the Empowerment of Women on the Coordination Forum on the Elimination of Domestic Violence, have been issued as guidelines for the implementation of Law No 23/2004. As a follow-up to the Joint Decree of the Minister for the Empowerment of Women, the Minister of Health, the