A/HRC/36/4 Draw up and implement a comprehensive law on trafficking in persons (Armenia); Consider the possibility of adopting a separate law combating trafficking in persons (Belarus); 118.70 Further intensify its efforts to combat human trafficking in line with implementing the National Plan and address properly protection of victims of human trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 118.71 Consider updating the National Plan on combating human trafficking (Iraq); 118.72 Ensure the effective implementation of policies and operations aimed at dismantling trafficking networks and smuggling of migrants (Philippines); 118.73 Increase its efforts to implement the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Timor-Leste); Increase efforts to implement the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Turkey); Increase efforts to implement the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons and the National Agenda on Equality for Human Mobility (Uganda); 118.74 Bring all legislation concerning communication surveillance into line with international human rights standards and especially require a test of necessity and proportionality for all communications surveillance (Liechtenstein); 118.75 Continue strengthening efforts to ensure the economic, social and cultural rights of citizens (Russian Federation); 118.76 Continue to promote socioeconomic development so as to improve people’s living standards (China); 118.77 Further advance in pursuing the fair distribution of national wealth (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 118.78 Strengthen measures to further reduce the gap in the redistribution of wealth as part of its ongoing efforts toward poverty eradication (Indonesia); 118.79 Continue its efforts in the fight against poverty and in favour of people in vulnerable situations (Paraguay); 118.80 Continue developing programmes to fight against poverty in AfroEcuadorian families and facilitate their full participation in public life (Djibouti); 118.81 Continue with its programmes for improving the living standards of its citizens, including indigenous peoples, Afro-Ecuadorians and Montubios (Namibia); 118.82 Improve access for Afro-Ecuadorians to decent housing, education and good living (Uganda); 118.83 In follow-up to recommendations 135.8, 135.9, 135.15 and 135.16 of the second cycle, increase economic and social investment to improve equality of access, opportunities and needs under the “Sumak Kawsay” programmes for Afro-Ecuadorian families and to facilitate their full participation in public life (Haiti); 118.84 Continue to take effective measures to fully implement its SigTierras programme in order to ensure that rural women have equal access to land titles (Namibia); 118.85 Carry out the necessary measures to protect the environment and adopt specific measures to protect the enjoyment of the right to water (State of Palestine); 118.86 Expand social security coverage and ensure equal access for ethnic minorities (China); 15