A/HRC/43/15 121.16 Continue to strengthen its efforts through a comprehensive strategy to protect older persons from violence and all forms of abuse, and ensure that cases of elderly abuse are investigated and prosecuted (Maldives); 121.17 Strengthen measures to prevent trafficking for the purposes of sex and forced labour, including measures to identify and support victims and those at risk of trafficking, and dedicate resources to investigate, prosecute and punish perpetrators (Australia); 121.18 Continue efforts undertaken to combat trafficking in persons, particularly exploitation of children and women, by strengthening the fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 121.19 Continue its efforts to prevent trafficking in persons, particularly children (Myanmar); 121.20 Make additional efforts to investigate, prosecute and punish all human trafficking cases proportionally to the gravity of the crime (Serbia); 121.21 Continue efforts aimed at combating human trafficking and ensure the protection of the victims (Jordan); 121.22 Step up efforts in ensuring adequate mechanisms to identify and protect victims of trafficking, especially children, including providing comprehensive assistance based on their individual needs (Philippines); 121.23 Strengthen measures to identify and provide support to women at risk of trafficking, in particular Roma, migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking women, and measures aimed at addressing the root causes of trafficking (Belarus); 121.24 Pursue policies which ensure victims of trafficking will be provided with adequate assistance and care (Islamic Republic of Iran); 121.25 Continue efforts to reduce poverty and ensure greater inclusion of vulnerable groups, particularly older persons (Bhutan); 121.26 Continue its efforts to combat poverty and inequality (Myanmar); 121.27 Continue implementation of measures to reduce the level of poverty and social exclusion, with special consideration to the welfare of the most vulnerable groups (India); 121.28 Continue the positive initiatives taken for the welfare of older people (India); 121.29 Continue already commendable efforts to achieve gender equality and women’s empowerment, including through greater participation by women in political life at the local and national level (Australia); 121.30 Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against women, including in the labour market (Tunisia); 121.31 Continue implementing policies to promote the participation of women in public and political life and take further steps to combat and prevent violence against women and domestic violence (Republic of Moldova); 121.32 Continue taking measures for the protection of women’s rights, particularly preventing violence against women (Bhutan); 121.33 Revise the legal definition of rape in the Criminal Code so that it is based on the lack of consent rather than force, coaction or physical threat (Chile); 121.34 Continue policies aimed at preventing and combating all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence and sexual abuse (Georgia); 12