A/HRC/23/10 118.21 Strengthen measures to combat all forms of discrimination and other related forms of intolerance (Cuba); 118.22 Take legal measures in order to combat racist, xenophobic and Islamophobic acts and their manifestations (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 118.23 Take additional measures to discrimination and xenophobia (Kuwait); counter all forms of racial 118.24 Continue its efforts aimed at combating discrimination and intolerance (Malaysia); 118.25 Conduct information campaigns so as to familiarize the public and minority groups on the law and legislation relating to racial discrimination (Malaysia); 118.26 Continue efforts to prevent and eliminate all forms of violence against women (Senegal); 118.27 Continue efforts aimed at ending the exploitation of children through child prostitution and trafficking, and strengthen measures to fight violence against women and domestic violence (Libya); 118.28 Continue with its efforts undertaken to fight against trafficking of persons (Argentina); 118.29 Continue its efforts to end sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children, in particular of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (Sri Lanka); 118.30 Take effective measures to combat sexual exploitation of children and an increase of child prostitution (Belarus); 118.31 Strengthen its preventative anti-trafficking measures and continue to provide support services to victims, particularly for women and children (Australia); 118.32 Intensify its efforts to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation, in particular women and children, in a comprehensive manner (Cambodia); 118.33 Further strengthen its national policies to combat sexual exploitation and trafficking in human beings (Cyprus); 118.34 Implement the regulations of the Act of 8 May 2009 on assistance to and the protection and security of victims of human trafficking (Canada); 118.35 Intensify strategies aimed at combating trafficking in women, especially those aimed at the sex trade (Holy See); 118.36 Take effective measures to implement the National Plan of Action (NPA) adopted in 1996, to combat and prevent Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and also trafficking of children for commercial sexual exploitation (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 118.37 Increase available prison facilities to reduce overcrowding and ensure adequate capacity to enforce prison sentences (United States of America); 118.38 Continue its efforts aimed at reducing overpopulation in prisons and at combating unhealthy conditions in detention, and in this regard, provide necessary financial resources to the penitentiary service (Morocco); GE.13-12572 19