A/HRC/38/9 105.70 Consider the possibility of carrying out a national reference study in cooperation with all the stakeholders in order to evaluate the scope and trends of trafficking at the national level (Algeria); 105.71 Implement legal mechanisms to identify and combat the root causes of trafficking (Angola); 105.72 Take urgent measures to investigate and sanction all those involved in the sale and trafficking of children (Argentina); 105.73 Continue its efforts to encourage an open climate for a civil society that allows NGOs freedom of speech and association without fear of redress (Philippines); 105.74 Step up efforts to adopt legislation concerning freedom of information, in accordance with international human rights standards (Brazil); 105.75 Establish a system to administer juvenile justice in line with its obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Australia); 105.76 Create an accurate and transparent online case tracking system, in order to ensure that all criminal defendants are afforded fair trial guarantees and equality before the courts consistent with the international obligations of the Bahamas, and consider release from custody and alternatives to pretrial detention (United States of America); 105.77 Continue to promote social and economic sustainable development to lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 105.78 Include measures aimed at ensuring transparent, efficient and accountable delivery of public services in its national development strategy (Azerbaijan); 105.79 Initiate gender-neutral policies relating to access to education, health, and social services (India); 105.80 Continue advancing in the fight against poverty, through the application of its correct social policies in favour of the welfare of its people, particularly the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 105.81 Continue its efforts to strengthen the effective implementation and enforcement of the country’s labour laws (Philippines); 105.82 Increase access to quality health-care services, particularly in rural zones (Ecuador); 105.83 Strengthen maternal health services (Peru); 105.84 Accelerate the efforts to ensure that maternal health is improved in the Bahamas, including access to quality care, prenatal care and reproductive health (Afghanistan); 105.85 Develop a new constitutional revision project and integrate the relevant issues related to better promotion of human rights (Senegal); 105.86 Continue its positive experience of investing significant resources for education while giving particular emphasis to incorporation of international human rights standards into the national education system (Azerbaijan); 105.87 Keep up the legislative reform on human rights and education in accordance with international standards on education (Republic of Korea); 105.88 Improve its public education and awareness, as well as assess all of its initiatives (Trinidad and Tobago); 105.89 Strengthen efforts to increase the protection of domestic workers in collaboration with regional and international partners, as appropriate, including through bilateral programmes in respect of such workers originating from those countries (Jamaica); 14