A/HRC/36/7 139.46 Continue to promote human rights education at all levels and strengthen human rights training and capacity-building for public sector officials (Thailand); 139.47 Continue promoting human rights education and training at all educational levels (Timor-Leste); 139.48 Continue conducting training and dissemination programmes on obligations and commitments on human rights for government officials and stakeholders at the national and local levels (Ukraine); 139.49 Strengthen efforts to ensure the full enrolment of children, particularly girls, in educational institutions (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.50 Continue to implement training and dissemination programmes on obligations and commitments on human rights to a broad range of audiences (Cuba); 139.51 Improve training and administrative instructions for police and local authorities to ensure that the right to peaceful assembly is universally respected, including in the provinces of Papua and West Papua (Germany); 139.52 Ensure that laws and policies on the fight against terrorism are in accordance with international human rights standards (Panama); 139.53 Expedite the process of revising the Criminal Code ensuring that it includes a definition of torture consistent with the Convention against Torture (Republic of Korea); 139.54 Adopt the national anti-torture bill and establish an effective national preventive mechanism (Serbia); 139.55 Continue efforts to fight against torture (Iraq); 139.56 Make continuing efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Lebanon); 139.57 Continue to improve and extend the work of its National Task Force on Trafficking in Persons (Sri Lanka); 139.58 Improve and extend the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Task Force to cover every part of the country and amend its legislation to ensure that child trafficking in all its forms is comprehensively defined and criminalized (State of Palestine); 139.59 Continue to prevent and eradicate human trafficking as part of the Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime (Djibouti); 139.60 Strengthen prevention and awareness-raising programmes in its efforts to address trafficking in persons at the national and regional levels, including through the Bali Process (Philippines); 139.61 Extend the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Task Force to cover every part of the country and ensure that child trafficking in all its forms is comprehensively defined and criminalized (Serbia); 139.62 Improve and extend the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Task Force to cover every part of the country (Timor-Leste); 139.63 Continue promoting the knowledge and strengthening the capacities of officials in preventing and handling trafficking in persons, including in implementing special measures and care for trafficking persons, involving vulnerable populations (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.64 Continue to strengthen national and regional efforts to promote and protect human rights defenders (Ecuador); 13