A/HRC/14/13 44. To enforce its law on human trafficking; to institute a process enabling law enforcement officials to document human trafficking cases and refer victims for assistance; to increase efforts to raise public awareness about labour trafficking; and to prosecute public officials suspected of trafficking-related complicity (United States of America); 45. To implement a national programme devoted to eliminating the trafficking in women and girls and their involvement in acts of sexual exploitation while, at the same time, addressing the root causes of such crimes, and to include measures aimed at the social reintegration and rehabilitation of such individuals (Mexico); 46. To strengthen its efforts to combat the trafficking in and sexual exploitation of women and girls, especially in rural areas, by adopting a comprehensive action plan to address trafficking and sexual exploitation, and to ensure the allocation of human and financial resources for its implementation (Slovenia); 47. To enhance efforts to improve women’s rights and to combat human trafficking, sexual violence, domestic violence and the exploitation of women and children (Norway); 48. To leave the investigation of criminal offences to the existing judicial system, in particular the police and the Prosecutor’s Office (Netherlands); 49. To ensure for all the right to a fair trial (Netherlands); 50. To complete the process of judicial and penal reform (Norway); 51. To immediately lift restrictions on freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, and on the ability of journalists to report on and criticize Government policy freely, without fear of repression (Canada); 52. To take concrete steps to ensure that journalists are able to freely carry out their work and report on the political crisis, free from harassment and intimidation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 53. To take immediate steps to ensure that the Malagasy population has the freedom to assemble and peacefully express their views (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 54. To ensure that no one is arrested for exercising his or her right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly (Netherlands); 55. That no restrictions be put on the media, so that they may operate freely (Norway); 56. To reform the Communication Code (Norway); 57. To adopt appropriate measures to widely disseminate and ensure the full observance of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Norway); 58. To effectively investigate and prosecute crimes and violations against human rights defenders and journalists, and to bring to justice those responsible (Norway); 59. To continue to endeavour to develop the right to health through the adoption of free care, provided through the Equity Funds in Madagascar (Syrian Arab Republic); 60. To continue to work to combat poverty (Kyrgyzstan); 15