Other requirements for eliminating violence against women, as listed by the 2014 Beijing+20 respondent countries, are education initiatives, provision of a range of services, including safe houses and reintegration measures for violence survivors, community mobilisation, ensuring the engagement of leaders, research to elucidate the various aspects of violence against women and girls, and gender-sensitive judicial systems. Particular forms of violence were highlighted for attention by the Beijing+20 respondent countries, including trafficking in women and girls, child, early and forced marriage and other harmful practices, domestic violence, cyber prostitution and pornography, sorcery-related crimes, and violence against elderly women. To equalise relations of power between women and men, the respondent countries emphasized improving the status of women in society and revising negative and stereotyped images and attitudes about women and girls and their roles.