A/HRC/40/4 122.121 Continue with the good practice of establishing the website on the online network called “nafitha tawasul” (window of communication), that provides public information on persons detained in connection with security procedures; and promote this initiative during the exchange of best governmental practices in the field of human rights (Jordan); 122.122 Consider the possibility of providing support through contributions to the United Nations voluntary trust fund for victims of trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Belarus); 122.123 Redouble its efforts to eradicate human trafficking (Burundi); 122.124 Continue the efforts made to combat trafficking in human beings, particularly the exploitation of children and women, by fully implementing the National Plan to Combat Crimes of Trafficking in Persons (2017–2020) (Djibouti); 122.125 Accelerate the efforts to implement the National Plan to Combat Crimes of Trafficking in Persons (2017–2020) (Georgia); 122.126 Do not relent in efforts to combat human trafficking (Nigeria); 122.127 Continue its activities to combat human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 122.128 Continue to implement national strategies and plans aimed at ensuring accountability for those engaged in trafficking in persons, assist the victims and develop and enhance the national capabilities (State of Palestine); 122.129 Criminalize all forms of violence against women and implement effective programmes for the protection of victims of these crimes (Spain); 122.130 While appreciating that Saudi Arabia deploys all its capabilities and capacities to serve the Two Holy Mosques and millions of pilgrims from all over the world, continue its efforts to ensure their protection and well-being (Pakistan); 122.131 Release anyone imprisoned solely for exercising their rights to freedom of expression and association and to peaceful assembly, including human rights defenders and journalists (Belgium); 122.132 Ensure no one remains jailed for peaceful assembly, association or expression, and allow them to travel freely domestically and internationally once released (United States of America); 122.133 Provide legal assistance to the victims of human rights violations, especially to the most vulnerable among them, such as women, children, domestic servants and persons with disabilities (Pakistan); 122.134 Continue to allow non-Muslim residents the free expression of their religious practices while respecting the religious and cultural specificity of Saudi Arabia (Comoros); 122.135 Promote the positive practices of rehabilitating those affected by extremist ideology (Oman); 122.136 Ensure that all Qatari citizens have the right to practise religious rites of hajj and umrah without any discrimination on the ground of their nationality and remove all barriers placed in their way by the Saudi authorities (Qatar); 122.137 Amend or adopt legislation to ensure freedom of the press, opinion and expression (Denmark); 122.138 Take steps to guarantee the exercise of the rights to freedom of expression and opinion without fear of reprisal, giving due consideration to women and girls (Brazil); 17