A/HRC/13/15 31. Increase efforts to improve prison conditions, including health care (Holy See); 32. Strengthen its efforts to train law enforcement officials to effectively work against trafficking of persons (Sweden); 33. Continue implementing as effectively as possible measures aimed at combating trafficking and smuggling of migrants, including children, with a view to sexual exploitation, particularly concerning assistance to the victims (Argentina); 34. Continue efforts to provide improved assistance to victims of trafficking (Sweden); 35. Implement and enforce the changes to the Criminal Code which criminalize all forms of trafficking and raise prison sentences for anyone committing the offense of trafficking in persons (United States);* 36. Reinforce measures to combat trafficking of women and children and ensure that the penalties foreseen for these crimes are commensurate with the gravity of the crime (Italy);* 37. Reinforce concrete measures aimed at combating trafficking in women and young girls, and assistance to victims (Belgium);* 38. Ensure that persons suspected of trafficking in human beings are duly prosecuted and judged, and facilitate access to justice and compensation for victims (Belgium);* 39. Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Belarus); 40. Strengthen criminal legislation with regard to trafficking of children and women (Germany);* 41. Further reinforce measures to combat trafficking of women and children, as well as penalties commensurate with the seriousness of such acts (Egypt);* 42. Continue taking efficient measures to eliminate prohibited child labour and prostitution, and to combat the phenomenon of children living in the street, and monitor appropriately the efficiency of measures taken (Slovenia); 43. Undertake further efforts to eliminate child labour and to protect juvenile workers (Belarus); 44. Strengthen efforts to eliminate child labour (Chile); 45. Adopt and implement appropriate efficient policies and programmes and strengthen its efforts in raising public awareness to eliminate child labour (Slovakia);* 46. Strengthen its policies on protection of minors against child labour and sexual exploitation (Germany); 47. Reinforce the fight against exploitation of minors, particularly sexual exploitation, through the effective implementation of national and international legal provisions and through maximal use of the National Plan to Combat Commercial Sexual Exploitation (Switzerland); 48. Increase its capacity to prevent child prostitution, protect victims, continue to raise awareness and prosecute perpetrators (Netherlands); 16