A/HRC/44/11 119.69 Actively combat corruption and improve mechanisms for opposing transnational crime in general and drug trafficking in particular (Holy See); 119.70 Legislate and enforce laws aimed at combating corruption and transnational crimes (Sierra Leone); 119.71 (Togo); Take measures to strengthen the fight against drug trafficking 119.72 Reinforce the fight against drug trafficking (Ukraine); 119.73 Ensure the effective implementation of its National Strategic Plan on Combating Drugs and Organized Crime and Reducing Risk (Philippines); 119.74 Adopt and implement a comprehensive transitional justice and reconciliation plan (South Africa); 119.75 Take measures to reduce negative impact of traditional justice (Ukraine); 119.76 Take concrete steps towards establishing a juvenile justice system (Ukraine); 119.77 Safeguard the right to freedom of expression by refraining from interfering in peaceful assemblies and ensuring that cases of excessive use of force by law enforcement officials are appropriately investigated (Netherlands); 119.78 Create and maintain, in law and in practice, a safe and enabling environment for civil society and human rights defenders, including by providing adequate protection for the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and by taking measures to decriminalize defamation and insult, and placing them within the Civil Code, in accordance with international standards (Ireland); 119.79 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Egypt); 119.80 Increase its efforts to effectively combat trafficking in human beings (Portugal); 119.81 Develop a standard operating procedures tool to ensure a harmonized approach is taken by governmental agencies in the identification and protection of victims of trafficking in persons (Seychelles); 119.82 Enhance measures to counter trafficking in human beings and organized crime, and strengthen the relevant national law enforcement and institutions of justice and ensure they can work independently and free of political influence (Germany); 119.83 Continue its efforts to counter illicit trafficking through the national plan of action (Islamic Republic of Iran); 119.84 Launch a national plan to combat trafficking in persons, in particular the trafficking of women and children, ensuring sufficient resources for the prosecution of crimes and the rehabilitation of victims (Chile); 119.85 Make further efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly the exploitation of children and women, by strengthening the fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 119.86 Increase efforts to vigorously investigate, prosecute and convict individuals responsible for or complicit in trafficking in persons, including child sex tourism within the Bijagós Islands (United States of America); 119.87 Investigate, prosecute and convict those responsible for child trafficking and forced child labour, including forced begging and sex trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 119.88 Continue to strengthen the work of the National Committee for the Prevention and Combat of Human Trafficking and the inter-institutional 15