A/HRC/14/7 5. To strengthen the national mechanisms for the advancement of women so that a gender perspective is reflected, in a cross-cutting manner, as a priority issue in policies and sectoral programmes (Mexico); 6. To adopt, as early as possible, a comprehensive law against the trafficking in human beings and to adopt the measures necessary to prevent and combat that scourge (Argentina); and to conclude the development of a national strategy for combating the trafficking in persons and their illicit movement (Belarus); 7. To promulgate, as soon as possible, the new integral law on the sale of children, sexual exploitation and trafficking, and to take concrete and immediate actions to strengthen the National Council against Human Trafficking (Poland); 8. To continue to implement the policies aimed at guaranteeing the best interests of children and adolescents, and to consider the establishment of a children’s ombudsman in that context (Bangladesh); to establish an office of the children’s ombudsman (Poland); 9. To consider the achievement of the human rights goals approved by resolution 9/12 of the Human Rights Council (Brazil)1; 10. To strengthen efforts to ensure respect for fundamental human rights (Palestine); 11. To expand its ongoing policies and programmes in order to consolidate the realization of a Bolivia that is plurinational and based on equality and social justice for all (Cuba); 12. To initiate sectoral policies taking into account the needs of certain vulnerable groups (Algeria); 13. To take effective measures and provide funds for the development of standards and policies to meet the needs of the most vulnerable groups in various areas, in particular education, health and housing (Islamic Republic of Iran); 14. To devote special attention to protecting and promoting the rights of women and children in the processes of developing and implementing national policy (Belarus); 15. To reinforce the policy of promoting children’s rights and the implementation of the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children, according to Human Rights Council resolution 11/7 and General Assembly resolution 64/142 (Brazil)2; 16. To expeditiously adopt, implement and monitor policies and programmes aimed at combating the sale of children and sexual exploitation and trafficking (Slovakia); 17. To embark on a clear road map for the swift implementation of the legislation and regulatory framework for the new Constitution so that it can 1 2 The recommendation as read during the dialogue: to consider the achievement of the human rights goals approved by the Council (Brazil). The recommendation as read during the dialogue: to reinforce the policy of promoting children’s rights and the implementation of the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children (Brazil). 15