A/HRC/41/13 121.108 Implement legislation aimed at countering trafficking and allocating sufficient resources and funds to its anti-trafficking efforts (Bahamas); 121.109 Renew the National Programme for Combating Human Trafficking for the 2015–2018 period, including the National Action Plan for Combating Human Trafficking (Indonesia); 121.110 Further enhance its ongoing efforts to combat trafficking in persons and continue the support programme for the victims of human trafficking, particularly vulnerable groups (Myanmar); 121.111 Continue efforts to prevent exploitation of and trafficking in migrants (Iraq); 121.112 Continue to strengthen measures to prevent and eliminate trafficking in children, particularly in Roma girls (Maldives); 121.113 Continue advancing policies and strengthening mechanisms to combat trafficking in persons and provide protection and assistance to victims (Philippines); 121.114 Strengthen further efforts in the area of combating human trafficking, including improving the national mechanism for the identification, protection and rehabilitation of victims of human trafficking (Belarus); 121.115 Enhance efforts to support and reintegrate victims of modern slavery in its most vulnerable communities in order to reduce the risk of re-trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 121.116 Intensify efforts aimed at early identification of victims of trafficking in human beings, especially women and children, assistance to victims, prosecution and punishment of perpetrators, and addressing of root causes (Ecuador); 121.117 Strengthen efforts for the early identification of the victims of trafficking in persons, provide them with protection, and bring perpetrators of the crimes of human trafficking to justice, as many international reports indicate that Slovakia continues to be a country of origin, transit and destination for trafficking crimes, particularly for labour, sexual exploitation and forced begging (Jordan); 121.118 Provide training to security forces, migration officers, prosecutors and judges in order to improve the identification of victims of trafficking and their protection (Israel); 121.119 Expand the Government’s outreach campaigns in partnership with relevant stakeholders to target those who are most at risk of being trafficked (Singapore); 121.120 Provide full protection and support to the family, as it is the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 121.121 Continue to strengthen social policies, especially the promotion of employment and health assistance for the most impoverished sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.122 Promote economic and social development to help people in poverty to raise their standard of living and protect the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (China); 121.123 Strengthen efforts to increase health-care services, particularly in improving access to health-care gynaecology and obstetrics wards for marginalized women (Bhutan); 121.124 Allocate sufficient financial resources to further promote early childhood education (Malaysia); 18