A/HRC/42/4 95.77 Ensure that the State Police consistently identify and protect potential victims of trafficking in persons and sexual exploitation, and make sure that the crimes are investigated and that those found responsible are convicted and held to account (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 95.78 Ensure that measures are taken against perpetrators of human trafficking and public employees involved in committing such crimes, as well as ensure that they are prosecuted and brought to justice (Syrian Arab Republic); 95.79 Vigorously investigate, prosecute, and convict traffickers, including complicit officials, under articles 110 (a) and 128 (b) of the Criminal Code and increase the number of judges and district prosecutors trained on victimcentred approaches to trafficking in persons (United States of America); 95.80 Ensure effective investigation, prosecution and sentencing for all incidents of trafficking in human beings and ensure due accountability, including for State officials who are involved in crimes related to trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 95.81 Step up the fight against trafficking in women and girls, especially cases relating to tourism in coastal areas, by conducting investigations, undertaking prosecutions and obtaining convictions of traffickers, including State officials complicit in this crime (Serbia); 95.82 Intensify efforts to foster multisectoral cooperation on programmes to combat trafficking in persons (Philippines); 95.83 Provide support and protection to the family as a natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 95.84 Further protect women’s rights and raise the female employment rate (China); 95.85 Take measures to combat exploitation of women in the informal labour market and ensure adequate labour and social protection in the private sector (India); 95.86 Continue to promote economic and social development, further raise people’s living standard and lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 95.87 Adopt a national strategy to tackle extreme poverty (Cyprus); 95.88 Continue to strengthen social policies to combat poverty and social inequality by consolidating national programmes to promote employment and access to education, food, health care and social assistance for national minorities and other vulnerable groups of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 95.89 Reinvigorate efforts to support the promotion of access for individuals in need of social care and social inclusion (Qatar); 95.90 Further consolidate the entrenchment of property rights, notably by advancing the revision of property deeds, implementing the compensation scheme and advancing the digitalization and mapping of property (Austria); 95.91 Take further measures to put an end to legal uncertainty and informality in the area of property rights, particularly in rural areas, by clarifying the criteria for obtaining property rights and remedying cases of unregistered properties (Canada); 95.92 Protect and strengthen individual real estate property rights by adopting balanced legislation that would provide for a fair settlement between the original owners, those who have received property titles within the process of legalization and State interests (Germany); 15