A/HRC/29/16 130.49. Take measures to develop a comprehensive action plan to combat trafficking and the sexual exploitation of women and girls (Panama); 130.50. Take measures to ensure effective implementation of laws and policies that combat trafficking in persons (Philippines); 130.51. Continue to address the root causes of human trafficking and provide the relevant training to law enforcement officials and judges to ensure that the perpetrators of this heinous crime do not go unpunished (Trinidad and Tobago); 130.52. Develop a comprehensive national strategy with a view to prevent and address all forms of violence against children (Romania); 130.53. Strengthen the provisions of legal aid services in all regions and ensure enhanced awareness of key CEDAW provisions by the judiciary (Norway); 130.54. Continue legislative and judicial reforms with a view to ensuring the accessibility of legal services in the hinterlands (Russian Federation); 130.55. Strengthen the independence of the Police Complaints Authority and provide it with adequate funding and resources (Italy); 130.56. Investigate all complaints of human rights violations committed by state security agencies and ensure that cases of violations are brought before the courts (Norway); 130.57. Increase the capacity of the Police Complaints Authority to undertake prompt and impartial investigations of police abuse so the PCA can transfer cases to the justice system for prosecution as warranted (United States of America); 130.58. Adopt measures that ensure enjoyment of fundamental freedoms in law and practice (Botswana); 130.59. Improve access to age-appropriate HIV, sexual and reproductive health services especially among adolescents (Trinidad and Tobago); 130.60. Continue consolidating its correct social programs in favour of its people, in the fight against poverty, exclusion and social injustice underscoring the areas of nutrition, health, education and employment, for which it is important that the Community of Nations provide the cooperation and technical assistance that Guyana requires (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 130.61. Apply the measures envisaged to continue the trend towards poverty reduction in the country (Cuba); 130.62. Enhance its poverty eradication efforts by continuously allocating sufficient annual budget dedicated to poverty eradication programmes (Indonesia); 130.63. Continue implementing programmes and plans aimed at improving services linked to drinking water and sanitation (Algeria); 130.64. Continue to strengthen the construction of drinking water and basic sanitation facilities in order to provide better basic services for its people (China); 19