- - - - Undertake proactive measures towards the elimination of child marriage and other harmful practices that affect girls including by taking measures to address the underlying factors such as gender-based discrimination, poverty, and negative customary and societal norms; Create a conducive reporting and referral mechanism for survivors of sexual violence including child marriage, and provide psychosocial support, rehabilitation and reintegration services for the survivors; Investigate and prosecute perpetrators of sexual violence and child marriage; Take action against any actors who conduct forced pregnancy testing of any kind, or who discriminate against girls on the grounds of their pregnancy or marital statuses such as expulsion and detention; and Provide special support to pregnant and married girls to continue their education in a school of their choice and based on their consent. 110. As per Section XXI (1) of the Revised Communication Guidelines of the Committee, the Government of Tanzania shall report to the Committee on all measures taken to implement the decision of the Committee within 180 days from the date of receipt of the Committee’s decision. Done at the 39th Ordinary Session held virtually from 21 March to 01 April 2022 Honourable Joseph Ndayisenga Chairperson of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child JN 40