A/HRC/44/13 94.76 Abolish the death penalty (Canada); 94.77 Take the necessary measures, including awareness-raising campaigns, to allow the prompt abolition of the death penalty, having regard for Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Paraguay); 94.78 Continue its efforts towards de jure abolition of the death penalty (Georgia); 94.79 Abolish the death penalty and consequently amend the Constitution authorizing the application of this penalty (Luxembourg); 94.80 Abolish lashing as a punishment (Haiti); 94.81 Take steps to improve the penitentiary system to bring it into line with international standards, pursuant to previous recommendations (Haiti); 94.82 Strengthen measures to protect journalists (Ukraine); 94.83 Introduce a freedom of information law that is in line with international standards (Maldives); 94.84 Introduce a freedom of information law that is in line with international standards (Marshall Islands); 94.85 Enact specific legislation on access to information (Seychelles); 94.86 Further protect children by amending the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act to make clear that an act can be considered trafficking even if it does not involve explicit threats, abuse of power or other forms of coercion (United States of America); 94.87 Continue to promote gender equality, combat human trafficking and further protect the rights of women and children (China); 94.88 Strengthen campaigns and activities aimed at raising awareness of public opinion regarding trafficking in persons (Ecuador); 94.89 Undertake further stakeholder consultations with a view to developing a comprehensive national response or strategy on combating trafficking in persons (Philippines); 94.90 Support the institution of the traditional family and uphold family values (Haiti); 94.91 Continue to implement programmes of credit for small businesses, particularly those addressed to women who wish to work on their own (Ecuador); 94.92 Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against women and to provide equal opportunities to better enable women to enter the formal and skilled employment sectors (Indonesia); 94.93 Strengthen the role of women in the labour market (Iraq); 94.94 Continue to promote social policies in the areas of health, education and poverty reduction, in favour of the most vulnerable groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 94.95 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development and improve people’s living standards in order to lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 94.96 Effectively implement its National Plan for Sustainable Development 2020–2035 as a useful tool to achieve a better standard of living for its population (Cuba); 94.97 Strengthen the actions contained in the National Plan for Sustainable Development 2020–2035, aimed at implementing the Sustainable Development Goals and their link with human rights (Dominican Republic); 16