A/HRC/36/14 120.116 Continue the national efforts in the framework of the new National Action Plan against Human Trafficking to prevent and combat human trafficking and ensure the rehabilitation of victims (Egypt); 120.117 Consider introducing procedures for the identification of persons vulnerable to trafficking, strengthen the prosecution of perpetrators of human trafficking and further support the rehabilitation of victims (Serbia); 120.118 Reinforce the work already under way to tackle modern forms of slavery, by strengthening efforts to obstruct criminal networks and identifying victims of human trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.119 Continue to develop national mechanisms to combat trafficking in human beings, including by conducting a thorough investigation into reports of cases of human trafficking and by establishing a legal framework for the protection of child victims of human trafficking (Belarus); 120.120 Pay attention to prevention and protection measures that address the particular vulnerability of children to trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 120.121 Strengthen actions to combat human trafficking, with an emphasis on prevention and protection measures that address the particular vulnerability of children to trafficking (Georgia); 120.122 Ensure that regulations pertaining to the right to privacy are in line with the principles of legality, necessity and proportionality. Establish an independent and effective oversight mechanism (Germany); 120.123 Review its procedures, practices and legislation to ensure that any interference with the right to privacy is consistent with international human rights standards, especially with the principles of legality, necessity and proportionality (Brazil); 120.124 Continue to protect the natural family and marriage, formed by a husband and a wife, as the fundamental unity of society, as well as the unborn (Holy See); 120.125 Ensure the implementation of all the provisions of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, within the national legal system (Iraq); 120.126 Ensure that all provisions of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights are given full effect in its domestic legal order, and in that regard ensure the justiciability of those rights (South Africa); 120.127 Strengthen policies to counter the phenomenon of homelessness, especially among children, and put an end to it (Libya); 120.128 Ensure the full implementation of women’s rights, in particular in relation to effective access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (France); 120.129 Ensure the protection of the right of women to have access to abortions and for women (and couples) to decide freely and responsibly the number, spacing and timing of their children (Australia); 120.130 Ensure that women are given the medical and professional services necessary to exercise their legal right to terminate a pregnancy, and ascertain that women have the right to decide over their own bodies (Sweden); 120.131 Ensure that women can have access to lawful abortions by creating clear, legally binding regulations for the implementation of the 1993 Family Planning Act (Norway); 18