A/HRC/40/10 135.7 Proceed with implementation of the executive plan on raising awareness of the principles of the rule of law, equality and citizenship (Georgia); 135.8 Continue providing human rights educational programmes for law enforcement officers on the issue of combating torture and on respect for human rights, and ensure that all allegations of torture are promptly, thoroughly and independently investigated (Greece); 135.9 Recognize the important work of human rights defenders facing discrimination or marginalization and ensure effective protection against the threats and violence they face (Iceland); 135.10 Strengthen effective implementation of its legal framework for the protection of women (India); 136.11 Continue to implement the Comprehensive National Human Rights Plan 2016–2025 and address existing challenges, with the participation of all sections of Jordanian society (Indonesia); 135.12 Continue efforts to implement the amendments to the labour code which were adopted by the Council of Ministers of Jordan in 2010 and broaden the legal assistance fund (Iraq); 135.13 Continue efforts to take the necessary measures to implement provisions on community penalties and alternative penalties (Kuwait); 135.14 Increase legislation protecting women in the labour market (Kuwait); 135.15 Continue disseminating human rights principles and concepts in detention and pre-detention centres as well as in rehabilitation centres (Lebanon); 135.16 Amend the labour law to protect the rights of agricultural workers, including legal safeguards to ensure decent working conditions (Netherlands); 135.17 Continue to strengthen its legal and institutional frameworks, with a view to further ensuring the promotion and protection of the rights of migrant workers, especially domestic workers (Nigeria); 135.18 Strengthen punishment for perpetrators of trafficking crimes, in particular when the victim is a child or a woman, to contribute to their protection (Pakistan); 135.19 Continue the zero-tolerance policy against human trafficking, and strengthen measures to address various forms of trafficking, including new trends (Philippines); 135.20 Create a national mechanism for implementation, reporting and follow-up on the recommendations from the universal periodic review, the treaty bodies and the special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Portugal); 135.21 Pursue efforts to establish a national system of human rights institutions (Russian Federation); 135.22 Accelerate efforts to adopt alternative measures to deprivation of liberty in the juvenile justice system (Saudi Arabia); 135.23 Support regional human rights training in the regional centres of the Public Security Directorate (Saudi Arabia); 135.24 Finalize the draft national strategy for Jordanian women (2020–2030) and the draft national strategy for the prevention of human trafficking (2018– 2021) (Senegal); 135.25 Allocate sufficient resources to ensure the effective implementation of the National Strategy for Women once it has been updated (Singapore); 12