A/HRC/27/14 155.86 Continue strengthening the existing mechanisms in the fight against trafficking in persons, particularly of women and children (Angola) (Cuba); 155.87 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including training for officials, criminal prosecution of perpetrators as well as developing measures for the protection and rehabilitation of the victims of trafficking in persons (Belarus); 155.88 Continue strengthening the rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of human trafficking with the support of the international community (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 155.89 Strengthen the institutional capacity of the National Council to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Burundi); 155.90 Develop a specific programme to try and punish traffickers of women and children (Honduras); 155.91 Strengthen the criminal justice system to ensure easy and fair accessibility to all citizens (Zimbabwe); 155.92 Respect the right to a fair trial, notably by ensuring that legal procedures are respected (Switzerland); 155.93 Strengthen the capacity of the Legal Protection Centre for Children to strengthen the administration of child justice (Serbia); 155.94 Take necessary measures to open the office of the Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission in the remaining two national regional States (Bhutan); 155.95 Take the necessary measures to open the office of the Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission in the remaining two national regional states (South Sudan); 155.96 Continue strengthening the role and contribution of the family in society (Egypt); 155.97 For the continued development of the country, take into account and support the family, based on the stable relationship between a man and a woman, as the natural and fundamental unit of society, both in taxation and general legislation (Holy See); 155.98 Strengthen the national system of birth registration, extending it to all persons born on Ethiopian soil (Senegal); 155.99 Raise the capacity of the Vital Events and National Identity Card Registration Agency in order to ensure the right of all persons to birth and death registration (Sudan); 155.100 Improve the existing activities and mechanisms to strengthen intercultural and interreligious dialogue (Burundi); 155.101 Further promote tolerance and dialogue between different ethnic and religious groups (Armenia); 155.102 Keep encouraging interreligious and inter-ethnic dialogue so that Ethiopia’s pluralism of traditions and cultures remains an enriching and valued dimension of the country (Holy See); 18