A/HRC/43/5 103.81 Ensure effective protection of all human rights defenders, including LGBTI defenders and women human rights defenders, and ensure that crimes against them are promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigated (Austria); 103.82 Set up government policies that create a safe and respectful environment for the work of journalists and human rights defenders, especially women human rights defenders (Belgium); 103.83 Review current criminal legislation and adopt special legislative measures to protect human rights defenders and journalists (Maldives); 103.84 Continue to deepen measures aimed at preventing threats and acts of violence against human rights defenders (Argentina); 103.85 Investigate all reports of assault and harassment against human rights defenders (Burkina Faso); 103.86 Step up measures to fight exploitation of children, particularly for criminal activities and trafficking (Myanmar); 103.87 Sustain its efforts in combating human trafficking (Nigeria); 103.88 Develop measures aimed at putting an end to practices comparable to slavery and at improving labour inspections in order to ensure respect of legal standards prohibiting forced labour (Senegal); 103.89 Develop a comprehensive strategy and action plan to prevent and combat the trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls, with a particular focus on victims of gang violence (Serbia); 103.90 Continue its efforts to prevent trafficking and develop a comprehensive action plan to combat trafficking in persons and sexual exploitation of women and girls (State of Palestine); 103.91 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, especially of children (Tunisia); 103.92 Develop a comprehensive strategy and plan of action to prevent and combat trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls, with special focus on gang-related victimization (Ukraine); 103.93 Develop a national action plan to prevent and combat trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls, particularly by gangs, which includes increased institutional capacity for the identification and support of victims (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 103.94 Follow through on 2018 efforts to decriminalize abortion in cases of rape or human trafficking, sexual abuse of a minor, risk to the health or life of the pregnant woman, or fatal fetal diagnosis, and enhance equal access to sexual and reproductive health services, in particular for adolescents (Canada); 103.95 Continue measures for the promotion and protection of the rights of migrants, particularly children and youth, as well as combating trafficking in persons (Egypt); 103.96 Invest in and allocate greater resources to education for youth so that they will have more opportunities to work in society (Japan); 103.97 Continue creating working opportunities for youth, through social and education integration programmes and alliances with private companies (Panama); 103.98 Ensure the realization of the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation by adopting adequate and effective measures and policies to improve the quality and quantity of water supplies (Germany); 103.99 See); Ensure the right to access to water and proper sanitation for all (Holy 15