A/HRC/21/12 attainable standard of sexual and reproductive health (New Zealand); 129.42. Continue efforts to ensure access to education for all (Saudi Arabia); Increase measures on the right to education to ensure equal access to education for all children (Holy See); 129.43. Continue implementing the work to promote the right to education and the rights of the child, through strengthening interagency coordination on the activities of the law enforcement bodies (Uzbekistan); 129.44. Implement the Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act to ensure that economic activity, in particular mining; does not negatively affect the rights of indigenous peoples (Mexico); 129.45. Continue its efforts for the preservation and sustainability of the environment (Ecuador); Intensify efforts on a national scale for the sustainable use of natural resources (Myanmar). 130. The following recommendations enjoy the support of the Philippines which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation”: 2 130.1. Ratify the OP-CAT (Palestine); 130.2. Continue to uphold and enact national laws and legislation in accordance with universally agreed human rights standards it has ratified (Egypt)2; 130.3. Fight against human trafficking, especially in women and children (Spain);Continue stepping up efforts in the area of combating trafficking in human beings, including continuing the practice of implementing national plans of actions and other strategies in this area (Belarus);Continue in the successful policy of combating the trafficking of persons at the national level and participate in such efforts at the international level (Holy See);Keep up the fight against human trafficking, illegal recruitment and labour exploitation, including the exploitation of domestic workers, especially of women (Netherlands); Prosecute and punish traffickers and those who exploit the prostitution of women; and also protect victims of trafficking (Uruguay);Further strengthen the measures to combat human trafficking and provide the necessary assistance to the victims of trafficking (Latvia); 130.4. Further strengthen bilateral cooperation, regional and international cooperation with countries of origin, transit and destination in order to more effectively address trafficking in women; and establish rehabilitation programs for social integration and economic autonomy for women victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking (Uruguay); Step up its collaborative efforts at the regional and international level, including in the ASEAN-Senior Officials Meeting on Transnational Crimes (SOMTC) Working Group on Trafficking in Persons (Indonesia); Share its experiences and best practices in The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: ―Continue to uphold and enact national laws and legislation in accordance with universally agreed human rights standards it has signed up to.‖ 21