A/HRC/42/4 95.61 Guarantee that all government policies respect the principles of religious pluralism, universality and inclusion of all communities and groups on an equal footing, especially with respect to the legal differentiation established in Albania between five legally recognized religious communities and other religious organizations, in light of the recent report of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief on his mission to Albania (Poland); 95.62 Expedite the restitution of property confiscated from Albanians, legalize places of worship and ensure that the process is carried out in a fair and transparent manner with the participation of all parties concerned (Syrian Arab Republic); 95.63 Accelerate the restitution of property and the legalization of places of worship and ensure that the process is carried out in an equitable and transparent manner (Senegal); 95.64 Implement the recommendations of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe for improving the conduct of elections in Albania (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 95.65 Continue addressing the issue of human trafficking as a matter of urgency and ensure adequate protection of trafficking victims and proactive investigation and successful prosecution of all cases of trafficking (Estonia); 95.66 Reinforce measures to protect victims of human trafficking and all forms of abuse, with due regard to the situation of child and women victims (Croatia); 95.67 Intensify efforts to prevent and detect cases of human trafficking during border surveillance operations and give special attention to unaccompanied children (Syrian Arab Republic); 95.68 Intensify, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16, efforts against the sale of and trafficking in children through comprehensive investigations and prosecutions of perpetrators with effective and dissuasive sanctions (Honduras); 95.69 Intensify efforts to prevent and address trafficking in persons, particularly women and children (Indonesia); 95.70 Step up efforts to combat trafficking of human beings, particularly women and girls (Iraq); 95.71 Step up efforts to prevent and detect cases of trafficking in human beings during border controls, paying particular attention to unaccompanied children (Ukraine); 95.72 Ensure effective, dissuasive prosecution of all persons involved in trafficking in children (Senegal); 95.73 Continue increasing national actions in the fight against trafficking in persons, especially women and children, reinforcing measures to prevent, detect and punish such offences (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 95.74 Provide training to law enforcement officials in order to improve the identification of victims of trafficking and their protection (Israel); 95.75 Ensure that police officers are properly trained so that they can identify potential or actual victims of trafficking (Jordan); 95.76 Strengthen the capacities of first line officers, including border and immigration police and those working in centres for irregular migrants and asylum centres, so as to improve the situation of victims of trafficking and their access to justice (Honduras); 14