A/HRC/12/12 Page 19 44. Take practical steps to address the serious problems of street children and sexual exploitation of children (Azerbaijan); 45. Continue taking strong measures with a view to fully combating sexual exploitation and sale of children (Sweden); 46. Ensure that the law is strengthened to also tackle impunity for crimes of sexual exploitation and sale of children (Sweden); 47. Implement effectively the action plan launched by the Committee to Eradicate Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in 2007 (Turkey); 48. Accelerate efforts to combat human trafficking through integrated measures for prevention, prosecution and punishment of those responsible and for the protection, rehabilitation and social reintegration of the victims (Italy); 49. Consider the formulation of a national action plan or inter-agency mechanism to combat trafficking in persons and provide assistance to victims, bearing in mind the need to integrate a human rights-based approach (Philippines); 50. Take adequate measures to fight trafficking in women and girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation as well as domestic violence against women (Germany); 51. Increase efforts to stop traffickers, including law enforcement measure and border security; as appropriate, take measures to investigate, prosecute and penalize those agents who accept bribes or otherwise facilitate trafficking; increase efforts to implement the new anti-trafficking law; expand antitrafficking training for judges and law enforcement personnel and increase victim services and protection efforts (United States); 52. Develop a long-term plan to address challenges in the area of incarceration and continue to give priority attention to improving prison conditions (Canada); 53. Make the necessary regulatory adjustments to guarantee that non-convicted prison inmates are separated from convicted ones (Canada); 54. Improve prison conditions, including by relieving overcrowding in prisons (Azerbaijan); 55. Implement reforms to improve the situation of overcrowding in prisons, with special attention being paid to the strengthening of the specialized system of juvenile justice and the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Portugal); 56. Undertake reform and an investment plan to improve conditions in the penitentiary system (Spain); 57. Take effective measures to improve the general situation in prisons and particularly the conditions under which women and children are detained (Italy);