A/HRC/38/11 106.76 Ensure that minors are not detained in holding centres or prisons, nor kept in solitary confinement (Sierra Leone); 106.77 Repeal all measures that involve the placement of children in solitary confinement and replace these with legislation that is in compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the best interests of the child (Spain); 106.78 Continue implementation of remedial measures in the Schrassig prison and the socio-educational centres for juveniles in Schrassig and Dreiborn (United States of America); 106.79 (Georgia); Continue efforts to improve the detention conditions of minors 106.80 Continue efforts to improve conditions in prisons, especially for minors and other vulnerable groups, in line with recommendations of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Germany); 106.81 Adopt immediately legislative measures that prohibit the placement of children in solitary confinement (Honduras); 106.82 Strengthen measures to prevent and combat human trafficking, including by improving the identification process of victims of human trafficking (Indonesia); 106.83 Do more work on the protection of human rights of persons seeking international protection and persons receiving such protection and combat human trafficking and migrant smuggling (Mozambique); 106.84 Expedite efforts in prosecuting perpetrators of trafficking in persons and to enhance measures to prevent these activities, and if racially motivated, to consider this as an aggravating factor when prosecuting the perpetrators (Philippines); 106.85 Continue the work to combat human trafficking, including by developing a plan of action to combat trafficking in human beings, as well as by identifying victims and providing them with rehabilitation services (Russian Federation); 106.86 Combat trafficking in persons (Senegal); 106.87 Continue to strengthen its preventative anti-trafficking efforts, particularly for newly arrived women and children in migrant communities (Australia); 106.88 Prescribe and, where appropriate, impose punishment that is sufficiently stringent to deter the crime of trafficking in persons (United States of America); 106.89 Redouble efforts to combat trafficking in persons for the purpose of labour exploitation; adopt a national action plan to combat trafficking in persons for the purpose of exploitation, especially women and children; and strengthen measures to prevent and improve the detection of cases of human trafficking (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 106.90 Continue its efforts in strengthening the capacity-building in the fight against human trafficking and particularly combat violence against women and girls (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 106.91 Initiate a review of the regulatory framework of the media in order to prevent and eliminate speech motivated by prejudice and discriminatory stereotypes (Mexico); 106.92 Take additional measures to thoroughly protect all human rights defenders, including journalists (Netherlands); 15