A/HRC/24/12 129.13. Intensify its efforts to combat and eliminate human trafficking (Nigeria); 129.14. Make every effort to put an end to the cases of kidnapping of citizens, trafficking in persons, human smuggling, and similar offences (Chad); 129.15. Continue its fight against all forms of organized crime, in particular drug trafficking and terrorism (Sri Lanka); 129.16. Take institutional building measure and effective awareness raising to combat trafficking in persons (Bahrain); 129.17. Take effective measures both in terms of institutional building and raising awareness to combat trafficking in persons (Afghanistan); 129.18. Combat the sale and trafficking in children and strengthen partnerships with all stakeholders so as to provide child victims with recovery and social reintegration services and programmes (Kyrgyzstan); 129.19. Combat the sale and trafficking in children more effectively and strengthen partnerships with all stakeholders in order to provide child victims with recovery and social reintegration services and programmes (Republic of Moldova); 129.20. With support from the UNODC and other relevant international organizations continues to strengthen its capacity to combat human trafficking and provide support for the victims of trafficking (Singapore); 129.21. Take concrete legislative measures to improve occupational health and safety, including fire safety and protection against toxic chemicals, and to safeguard the rights of workers, such as the freedom of association (Germany); 129.22. Adopt the draft legislation on the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities and deploy the necessary measures for its implementation (Mexico); 129.23. Revise and amend when necessary national legislation to ensure nondiscrimination against persons with disabilities in employment and take every effort to increase employment opportunities for persons with disabilities (Slovakia); 129.24. Consider the possibility of enacting laws for the protection of the most vulnerable groups from social discrimination (Ecuador); 129.25. Continue to pursue its policy of eliminating corruption through, among others, the National Integrity Strategy adopted in 2012 (Botswana); 129.26. Make available the necessary resources to the Human Rights Commission to effectively implement its important mandate (South Africa); 129.27. Make progress in the appointment of the Ombudsman, in accordance with the Constitution (Ecuador); 129.28. Actively consider appointing a Child Ombudsman as per CRC recommendations (Algeria); 129.29. Continue to practice the adoption and implementation of national action plans in various areas of human rights to implement certain recommendations accepted in the framework of the Universal Periodic Review (Somalia); 15