A/HRC/41/10 90.14 Continue to advance efforts in response to the effects of climate change with a focus on vulnerable groups, including women and children (Viet Nam); 90.15 Review the existing policies and programmes on climate change adaptation and mitigation in view of ensuring that a human rights-based approach has been adopted (Seychelles); 90.16 Implement the measures on climate change and disaster risk reduction, guaranteeing a focus on human rights, the incorporation of the gender perspective and the prioritization of vulnerable groups (Chile); 90.17 Include women, including those living in outer islands, in the National Advisory Board on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction and the disaster and climate change committees, ensuring their effective participation in the planning, decision-making and implementation processes of the National Policy on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (Fiji); 90.18 Include in its policies on gender a section on the impact of climate change on women, and set out strategies for ensuring that women are part of decision-making on national climate action policies in accordance with the gender action plan under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Fiji); 90.19 Continue to promote stronger mitigation action by all other States, in particular the main current and historical emitters, in order to protect the fundamental rights of the people of Vanuatu (Fiji); 90.20 Further mainstream human rights in the formulation of policies and measures taken towards the mitigation and adaptation to climate change. In this regard, seek from the international community the necessary technical and capacity-building assistance (Mauritius); 90.21 Intensify its efforts in implementing the National Policy on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, the Climate Change and DisasterInduced Displacement Policy and the Strategic Plan 2016–2020 (Philippines); 90.22 Continue to review relevant domestic legislation relating to detainees, and invest further in prison infrastructure to ensure humane treatment and living conditions for all its detainees (New Zealand); 90.23 Create the necessary legislation to address trafficking in persons, in particular women and girls (Guyana); 90.24 Continue to protect the rights of persons displaced within its territory as a consequence of natural disasters (Albania); 90.25 Address the lack of accountability for police abuse and corruption by the Vanuatu Mobile Force and the Vanuatu Police Force through investigations and prosecutions (United States of America); 90.26 Enhance the capacity of the judiciary, especially with regard to the backlog of court cases and the staffing of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Public Solicitor’s Office (Germany); 90.27 Exert more effort to prevent brutality and other criminal acts perpetrated by members of the policing institution (Indonesia); 90.28 Continue to consolidate its social and human rights policies, in particular in the area of economic, social and cultural rights, to improve the living standards of its people, particularly the most vulnerable sectors of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 90.29 Further promote access to basic health services, especially in the rural areas, with the aim of achieving universal health coverage (Viet Nam); 12