A/HRC/16/4 102.32. Include the effective prosecution and punishment of traffickers in legislation (Slovenia); 102.33. Adopt practical measures to counteract any form of child labour and human trafficking that stunts and deeply wounds the innate dignity of children (Holy See); 102.34. Continue efforts to promote access to justice, with a view to ensuring legal protection in the enjoyment of human rights by all citizens on an equal basis (Morocco); 102.35. Take measures to ensure for victims effective recourse against any act of torture, particularly those committed in detention centres (France); 102.36. Take measures to guarantee effective access for women victims of gender-based violence to justice, reparation and to rehabilitation (Brazil); 102.37. Actively implement existing legislation and strategies on violence against children and arrange an adequate juvenile justice system, with emphasis on raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Slovenia); 102.38. Ensure that no one is detained for long periods without trial (Ireland); 102.39. Ensure that freedom of religion and of religious practice continue to be guaranteed to all citizens, as the country’s Constitution provides (Holy See); 102.40. Take the steps necessary to ensure that laws protecting freedoms of expression, press, assembly and association are implemented and adhered to (Norway); 102.41. Ensure the relevant constitutional provisions relating to freedom of the press are properly implemented and adhered to and that a free press, freedom of speech and assembly are allowed to thrive without undue interference (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 102.42. Ensure that rural women participate in the decision-making process and have equal access to health services at the primary care level (Luxembourg); 102.43. Strengthen efforts aimed at increasing the representation of women in decision-making processes (Ghana); 102.44. Strengthen efforts to combat poverty, discrimination and the promotion of the status of women and children (Morocco); 102.45. Continue implementing socio-economic development strategies and plans designed to reduce poverty (Cuba); 102.46. Take the measures necessary for the implementation of the MDGs, including the strategy paper for poverty eradication and the Malawi strategy for economic development (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 102.47. Continue to fight poverty with cooperation from the international community (Bangladesh); 102.48. Undertake more effective measures to ensure the accessibility of crucial public services such as education, health care and social benefits to the population living in rural areas, in particular rural women and children (Malaysia); 16