 the regular building of the capacities of NGOs, paralegals, officials of listening centres and media professionals to take into account GBV in their community action programmes;  the capacity building for actors involved in the fight against violence against children, especially girls (health professionals, social workers, judicial police officers, community child protection officers). 556. In addition to the information provided in 3.2.1 to 3.2.6, other good practices in combating violence against women and girls are worth mentioning. 560. From a legal perspective, the 2012 Persons and Family Code, some articles of which were revised in November 2014, takes into account violence against women in several of its provisions, including Articles 53, 82, 98 and 411. 561. At the institutional level, there is also the establishment of a National Advisory Council for Children to promote the participation of children in combating violence against them, including trafficking. 562. As practical measures, it is also necessary to mention the study on gender-based violence carried out in 2010, which gives an overview of the extent of the phenomenon in our communities. 563. Other efforts were made at the strategic and programming level. They concern:  the revision and adoption, in June 2012, of the national strategy against GBV that takes into account new data such as recommendations from certain studies (FGM 2008 study, GBV 2010 study, evaluation on FGM 2012);  the development and implementation of the multisectoral national action plan for the prevention and implementation of a GBV monitoring framework;  the development and implementation of the national programme to combat violence against women and girls;  the development and implementation of the national programme to combat early pregnancies and marriages of girls;  the development of programmes and training curricula incorporating issues related to violence against girls and women;  the development, consolidation, validation and appropriation of traditional and religious arguments for the fight against GBV;  the establishment of a national integrated child protection system that includes the services of the open telephone line, referral, guidance and care centres for children in difficult circumstances. 157