A/HRC/39/7 unhindered work of NGOs, including those focusing on human rights, as well as the registration and functioning of opposition political parties (Czechia); 101.128 Increase its efforts in the prohibition of slavery and human trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 101.129 Continue efforts to comprehensively and effectively combat human trafficking (Kazakhstan); 101.130 Introduce amendments to the Criminal Code to establish criminal liability for trafficking in children, child prostitution and child pornography (Kyrgyzstan); 101.131 Redouble efforts in its fight against trafficking in persons and other related crimes (Nigeria); 101.132 Redouble its efforts to combat trafficking in women and children, and ensure appropriate protection for victims through the assignment of human and financial resources to the institutions responsible (Honduras); 101.133 Effectively implement the decision made on 8 August 2017 by the Cabinet of Ministers and take further time-bound measures to combat all forms of slavery and forced labour, namely in the cotton and silk sectors (Portugal); 101.134 Punish all forms of trafficking in women and children (State of Palestine); 101.135 Adopt a holistic approach in combating prostitution (State of Palestine); 101.136 Continue its efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 101.137 Enhance the laws on the protection of victims of human trafficking and ensure that sanctions against those responsible for trafficking are tightened (United Arab Emirates); 101.138 Continue to strengthen safeguards against the use of forced labour in the cotton sector (Estonia); 101.139 End all forced labour, including by abolishing the quota system in the cotton sector, and allow independent monitoring in this regard (Finland); 101.140 Continue cooperation with ILO on the fight against forced labour (France); 101.141 Collaborate with ILO to end the systematic use of forced labour of adults in the cotton sector, and develop a comprehensive plan to eliminate its use (Canada); 101.142 Eradicate forced labour entirely, including in the cotton harvest sector, through the effective enforcement of the legal framework prohibiting forced labour and by holding those responsible for violations to account (Netherlands); 101.143 Step up its efforts to improve working conditions in the cotton production sector and strengthen safeguards against the use of forced labour, particularly child labour (Slovenia); 101.144 Continue to work closely with international organizations to eradicate the drivers of forced labour and ensure compliance with ILO recommendations across all sectors (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101.145 End forced labour by ensuring the consistent implementation of new labour protections, including by local governments (United States of America); 17