A/HRC/26/3 128.131. Increase efforts to investigate and prosecute alleged trafficking offenders, and adopt legislation that will expand New Zealand’s current antitrafficking legal framework to prohibit and adequately punish all forms of human trafficking (United States of America); 128.132. Consider relinquishing the use of electric taser weapons by the police (Namibia); 128.133. Establish appropriate national strategies with the aim to identify and address structural discrimination in the justice system (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 128.134. Provide, in accordance with its obligations under international human rights law instruments, effective protection for the family as the fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 128.135. Exchange with other States its successful experience in the field of food security (Somalia); 128.136. Ensure primary health facilities are adequately equipped to provide care for persons with intellectual disabilities (Israel); 128.137. Step up efforts in providing equal access to health services to its people, particularly to the minority and indigenous peoples in the country (Malaysia); 128.138. Increase the number of childcare facilities and ensure that the most disadvantaged groups also have access to childcare subsidies under the Working Families Scheme (Kyrgyzstan); 128.139. Take additional measures to increase access to free education for children from low-income families and families living in rural areas (Kyrgyzstan); 128.140. Take measures to address obstacles to accessing free education (Namibia); 128.141. Particularly address the question of access to education and the situation of disadvantaged groups of women (Portugal); 128.142. Put in place further strategies and programmes focused on preventing violence against children in schools and families (Timor-Leste); 128.143. Intensify efforts to increase the levels of education for Māori and Pacific families while protecting and promoting their cultural heritage (Namibia); 128.144. Continue providing targeted support for cultural diversity in all schools (Morocco); 128.145. Continue the enhancement of dialogue between different religions and civilizations, based on the principle of peaceful coexistence and a culture of moderation and tolerance (Oman); 128.146. Go further and tackle the challenges which still persist concerning the rights of migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and their families and consider an eventual withdrawal of its reservations to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and a declaration in support of article 14 of ICERD (Brazil); 128.147. Take measures to reduce discrimination against migrants, especially those of Asian origin, in the labour market (China); 24