A/HRC/40/17 110.65 Take further steps to assist the victims of trafficking, such as the provision of safe accommodation, adapted to the specific needs of victims (Ireland); 110.66 Improve the system for identifying victims of trafficking in persons, especially in the case of children, irregular migrants and asylum seekers (Spain); 110.67 Continue the fight against trafficking in persons by improving interagency interaction, enhancing victim assistance services, training government officials, raising public awareness and other relevant initiatives (Bulgaria); 110.68 Continue investigations of trafficking in persons, keeping in mind the recommendation made by a human rights treaty body to intensify efforts to combat such trafficking (Japan); 110.69 Ensure that access to services for older persons is dignified, affordable and readily available (Australia); 110.70 Continue to implement policies directed at improving access to health services and health education, with a particular focus on the needs of young persons (Moldova); 110.71 Continue efforts to promote human rights education at all levels of the national education system (Viet Nam); 110.72 Continue efforts to put in place a system of comprehensive sexuality education (Austria); 110.73 Continue implementation of the framework for the education strategy for the period from 2014 to 2024 in order to reduce the gaps in educational outcomes between boys and girls (Afghanistan); 110.74 Continue efforts to eliminate violence and discrimination against women (Maldives); 110.75 Continue efforts aimed at the elimination of violence against women and children (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.76 Redouble efforts to eliminate violence against women and children, and put in place mechanisms that guarantee their access to justice (Algeria); 110.77 Intensify efforts to eliminate violence against women and children and promote the participation of women in the public and private sectors (Mexico); 110.78 Continue efforts to prevent violence against women (Tunisia); 110.79 Continue to intensify actions to eradicate violence against women (Japan); 110.80 Fully implement legislative and practical efforts to address domestic and gender-based violence, including ensuring support for victims (Australia); 110.81 Adopt measures to ensure full respect for and implementation of its international obligations relating to gender-based violence, including through appropriate training for the police force and the judiciary (Canada); 110.82 Invest appropriate resources to ensure the implementation of existing strategies related to sexual and reproductive health and rights, including ensuring access to safe, affordable and modern means of contraception, and information related to them (Canada); 110.83 Ensure women’s sexual and reproductive rights, including through education and family planning (Australia); 110.84 Improve the availability of sexual and reproductive health services, including family planning (Iceland); 15