A/HRC/39/16 24.220 Disseminate the knowledge and experiences acquired and capitalize upon them in order to continue strengthening the perception of risk in society, and correspondingly, improve the mechanisms to prevent, combat and protect victims of trafficking (Kuwait); 24.221 Continue taking measures to implement the 2017–2020 national action plan to prevent and combat trafficking in persons and protect victims (Kazakhstan); 24.222 Maintain the policy of “zero tolerance” against trafficking in persons and strengthen the mechanisms for detecting this crime (Kyrgyzstan); 24.223 Ensure that trafficking and sexual exploitation of children is properly sanctioned through normative and judicial measures (Madagascar); 24.224 Increase the participation of civil society organizations, communities and families in actions aimed at stopping, disseminating information, alerting and denouncing human trafficking to the corresponding State institutions, as well as in the identification of cases or persons vulnerable of being victims of this crime (Nicaragua); 24.225 Continue efforts in preventing the consumption and trafficking of illegal drugs and maintain a policy of zero tolerance (Philippines); 24.226 Establish measures aimed at preferential attention to victims of trafficking who are in situations of greater vulnerability (Philippines); 24.227 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including by consolidating joint coordination among relevant institutions, and paying due attention to victims, especially women and children (Qatar); 24.228 Implement a zero-tolerance policy against trafficking and sexual exploitation of children (Senegal); 24.229 Continue efforts to increase public awareness about trafficking in persons (Turkey); 24.230 Criminalize all forms of human trafficking in line with the Palermo protocols, and address reportedly coercive elements of Cuban labour practices and foreign medical missions (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 24.231 Strengthen actions to increase the perception of risk in the population and increase its participation in alerts and complaints against trafficking in persons (Viet Nam); 24.232 Consider setting the same age limit for girls and boys in exceptional cases of marriage below the age of 18 (Jamaica); 24.233 Continue its efforts aimed at an effective equality of opportunities in access to work (Cabo Verde); 24.234 Pursue the strengthening and improvement of the national legal framework governing labour law (Morocco); 24.235 Ensure equal opportunities for women in the labour market including by adopting provisions on the principle of equal pay for work of equal value (Iceland); 24.236 Continue strengthening the development of legislation to protect labour and social rights (Eritrea); 24.237 Increase the knowledge of workers in different sectors of the economy of their labour and social security rights, and the mechanisms, ways and resources to strengthen them (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 24.238 Include in the Labour Code the prohibition of sexual harassment and criminalize domestic violence and femicide (Paraguay); 18