Regions in Unguja and another in Chakechake which determine all cases from all regions in Pemba. In addition, the Zanzibar Director of Public Prosecution Manual has been reviewed to include issues of children and manners on how to handle cases of children victims and witnesses. (e) Domestication of the International Treaties Relating to Children’s Rights 17. The State Party has undertaken the following measures to realize the rights and welfare of the child enshrined in the Charter, the children’s laws of the State Party and/or in any other international convention or agreement in force in that State: 17.1 In January 2012 the State Party submitted its 3rd, 4th and 5th Consolidated Reports to the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CROC), which exhibits the commitments and initiatives of the State Party in fulfilling its international obligations to ensure the realization of children’s rights and welfare in its jurisdiction. 17.2 The State Party has also adopted the Proposed Constitution in October 2014 which incorporates special provisions on child rights in Article 53. This follows the enactment of the Law of the Child Act in 200929 applicable in the Mainland and the Children’s Act30 in 2011in Zanzibar has been another progress. These instruments strive, inter alia, to domesticate and ensure effective implementation of the rights and welfare of the child in light of the Charter. 17.3 The State Party has continued to commemorate the International Day of the Girl Child and Day of the African Child, which has been decentralized to the regional and district levels to enable many people, particularly children, to effectively and actively participate in the celebrations. Children have been active participants in these commemorations. 17.4 The State Party has also ratified the International Convention on Persons with Disability (2009), subsequent to which it has enacted the Persons with Disabilities Act (2010)31. 17.5 In addition, the State Party has signed a Declaration on Ending Early Marriage April, 2015; and adopted the AU Agenda 2063 aiming at, inter alia, empowering Girls and Women. 17.6 Additionally, the State Party has continue to cooperate with various national and international stakeholders for purposes of promoting and fulfilling the obligations arising from the International Child Rights Instruments including the Charter and the CRC, and all the Optional Protocols thereto since the United Republic of Tanzania is a signatory and a party to all of them. (f) Promotion of Positive Values and Traditions 18. The State Party has undertaken the following measures Measures taken to promote positive cultural values and traditions and to discourage those that are inconsistent with the rights, duties and obligations contained in the Charter: 18.1 In order to regulate the impact of the operations and activities of business enterprises on the rights of the child in the Mainland, the State Party has adopted the Law of the Child Act and its Regulations, which facilitate the enforcement of the Law of the Child Act (2009) on protecting children. 18.2 The State Party has conducted National Survey on Violence against Children (VAC) in 2009, to determine magnitude causes and types of Violence against children. The study revealed sexual, emotional and physical violence were the major types of child abuse. From that study the State Party has 29 Act No. 21/2009. Act No. 6/2011. 31 Act No. 9 of 2010. 30 10