A/HRC/22/9 populations at risk and taking necessary steps to ensure that those responsible for child trafficking are prosecuted in conformity with international norms (Canada); 108.75 Combat child trafficking by providing training to police officers, prosecutors and judges, by ensuring that those responsible for child trafficking are promptly brought to justice, and by providing adequate victim assistance (Liechtenstein); 108.76 Step up efforts in addressing widespread phenomenon of child economic exploitation in the form of child trafficking or child labour as well as child sexual abuse (Slovakia); 108.77 Take the necessary executive and legislative measures to fight child labour, child abuse and trafficking in children (Sudan); 108.78 Strengthen the judicial system through financial support and effective anti-corruption measures (Germany); 108.79 Continue accelerating the improvement of the judicial, police and prison systems in line with international human rights standards (Holy See); 108.80 Continue its efforts in fighting corruption and allocate sufficient funding for the implementation of its newly enacted law on combating corruption (Malaysia); 108.81 Take necessary steps to entrench, in practice as well as in legislation, freedom of expression and freedom of the media (Australia); 108.82 Guarantee in an effective manner and in line with the Constitution of Benin and the international instruments to which it is a party, the rights of workers including the right to strike, freedom of association and peaceful assembly (Spain); 108.83 Promote and advance policies that focus on the alleviation of poverty (Pakistan); 108.84 Strengthen the efforts to combat poverty (Senegal); 108.85 Continue implementing poverty reduction strategies, promote sustainable development, improve the people’s living standard, and build a solid space so that every Beninese can fully enjoy all human rights (China); 108.86 Continue to implement the strategies and socioeconomic development plans, particularly those aimed at reducing poverty and promoting women’s empowerment (Cuba); 108.87 Carry on with ensuring the reduction of poverty and increasing the empowerment of women (Egypt); 108.88 Continue efforts to combat poverty through the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper and the third edition of the Growth Strategy for Poverty Reduction covering the period 2011–2014 (Indonesia); 108.89 Adopt measures necessary to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (Kuwait); 108.90 Continue to enhance its financial and technical capacities through, among others, constant constructive engagement with regional and international development partners (Philippines); 108.91 20 Further promote microcredit programmes for the poorest (Kuwait); GE.12-18655