A/HRC/19/19 with a view to develop meaningful strategies to curb and eradicate violence against women (Maldives); 88.78 Take all the measures necessary, in particular by reinforcing the current structures, to play a leadership role to prevent and combat violence against women and children, including sexual abuses, especially in the displacement camps (Canada); 88.79 Make progress in implementing the initiatives to prevent sexual and gender violence, especially among the displaced population, which have been developed by the Ministry of Gender and Women’s Rights (Colombia); 88.80 Take further measures to ensure that the police and justice system deals diligently with gender-based violence and that the country promotes better training for police officers in responding to victims of sexual violence (Norway); 88.81 Ensure that the police are trained to deal impartially with women reporting gender based violence, and that all such complaints are fully investigated and prosecuted (United Kingdom); 88.82 Provide better training to police when dealings with girls victims of sexual violence (Djibouti); 88.83 Increase efforts to combat all forms of human trafficking (Slovenia); 88.84 Adopt an adequate legal framework in line with its commitments under the Palermo Protocol to combat human trafficking (Norway); 88.85 Adopt the bill on Trafficking of Children (Honduras); 88.86 Pass implementing legislation before the Parliament for the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children (Australia); 88.87 Intensify its efforts to combat all forms of trafficking in women and girls through, inter alia, the adoption of the bill on all forms of trafficking, ensuring that the new law provides for the prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of such acts and the effective protection of victims (Uruguay); 88.88 Introduce legislation to prohibit trafficking in children (Djibouti); 88.89 Enact legislation that criminalizes all forms of trafficking in persons and provides appropriate prescribed penalties (United States); 88.90 Intensify bilateral and multilateral cooperation with neighbouring countries to combat acts of trafficking in women and girls (Uruguay); 88.91 Continue its efforts to combat child domestic labour and trafficking in children (Burkina Faso); 88.92 Take further steps to deal with the problem of child domestic workers and abolish children abuse (Turkey); 88.93 Take all necessary measures to eliminate the practice of children in domestic servitude, which had been referred to by the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery as a “modern form of slavery” (Sweden); 88.94 Reinforce measures designed to prevent and combat the widespread economic exploitation of children, in line with country’s international commitments, notably ILO Conventions No. 138 and 182, with particular focus on minors living in earthquake-hit and rural areas (Slovakia); 18 GE.11-17271