A/HRC/23/5 109.84. Further strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons providing assistance and protection to victims, and ensuring that perpetrators of such crimes are brought to justice (Sri Lanka); 109.85. Continue the good work in the area of addressing the problem of human trafficking (Greece); 109.86. Intensify its efforts to address trafficking (Sweden); 109.87. Step up national efforts in combating all forms of human trafficking (Egypt); 109.88. Further ensure effective implementation of anti-trafficking legislation (Republic of Moldova); 109.89. Step up efforts in the area of combating trafficking of human beings, as well as invite the Special Rapporteur on human trafficking to visit the country (Belarus); 109.90. Intensify investigations of cases on trafficking of human beings for the purpose of labour exploitation and investigate all reports on alleged involvement of state officials in offenses related to human trafficking (Belarus); 109.91. Provide the victims of human trafficking with the effective access to legal remedies and compensation (Belarus); 109.92. Strengthen its efforts to come up with measures to prevent the crime of human trafficking and its participation in bilateral and regional cooperation to address the issue of human trafficking (Republic of Korea); 109.93. Take urgent measures to fight trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, including through international and regional cooperation, also with countries of destination in order to prevent the spread of this phenomenon and work to prosecute perpetrators (Libya); 109.94. Address the root causes that result in human trafficking (Libya); 109.95. Strengthen its efforts to combat human trafficking and provide support services to victims, particularly for women and children and Roma people (Australia); 109.96. Step up its efforts for the protection and assistance of trafficking victims, including through adequate state financing for victims’ shelters (Liechtenstein); 109.97. Take measure to prevent trafficking in children and their sexual exploitation by establishing education programmes and developing support services for them (Belgium); 109.98. Develop and implement a strategy to address the root causes of children living in the street, define preventive and protective measures and ensure that street children attend school and provide them with health-care services, shelter and food (Liechtenstein); 109.99. Strengthen the full implementation of legislation on corporal punishment of children, including through awareness raising, education programmes, and appropriate complaints mechanisms (Liechtenstein); 109.100. Consider introducing legislation prohibiting corporal punishment of children (Poland); 20