A/HRC/31/5 132.143 Identify, protect and support victims of trafficking and forced labour (Australia); 132.144 Continue efforts on achieving gender equality and fighting against human trafficking (Greece); 132.145 Continue intensifying the efforts aimed at combatting trafficking in person and guarantee the protection of victims (Jordan); 132.146 Pursue and enhance efforts to combat human trafficking as well as raising awareness as to the threat posed by this scourge and protect its victims (Qatar); 132.147 Adopt a National Action Plan on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and pursue measures aimed at preventing trafficking and providing appropriate protection to victims (Republic of Moldova); 132.148 Continue efforts to strengthen equality between men and women and in combatting trafficking in persons (Russian Federation); 132.149 Improve the conditions for fair trial by introducing reforms to limit the Military Tribunal’s jurisdiction to members of the armed forces and enhance the independence of the judiciary (Hungary); 132.150 Raise the age of criminal responsibility to 12 years (Slovenia); 132.151 Raise the age of criminal responsibility of children from 7 to 12 years, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Montenegro); 132.152 Continue making progress towards a more efficient functioning of government institutions, continuing the fight against corruption and promoting transparency (Holy See); 132.153 Further improve its birth registration system and ensure that this system is accessible to all children born in Lebanon (Turkey); 132.154 Take legal and administrative steps to ensure that every refugee child born in Lebanon is properly registered by the authorities and issued with the documents to prove it, without prejudice to the question of permanent residency or acquisition of citizenship (Austria); 132.155 Amend the Nationality Law to ensure that women have the right to pass on their nationality to their children and husband (Denmark); 132.156 Provide opportunities for women to pass on Lebanese citizenship and withdraw all reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (France); 132.157 Make the necessary legislative amendments to allow all children born in Lebanon to be entitled to the legal recognition through their birth registration (Mexico); 132.158 Strengthen the measures to ensure a safe environment for the activities of human rights defenders (Colombia); 132.159 Safeguard the democratic nature of Lebanon, as prescribed by Article 25 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, by carrying out local elections as planned, without delay, as well as by urgently facilitating the appointment of a president and the holding of a parliamentary election (Sweden); 23