A/HRC/26/7 123.106. Continue implementing the project “Uruguay, united in putting an end to violence against women, children and adolescents” 2012-2014 (Algeria); 123.107. Reinforce policies already in place aimed at preventing and effectively responding to domestic violence against women, including the protection by the State of the displaced surviving victims (Brazil); 123.108. Strengthen national policies aimed at protecting children and youth against violence, abuses and sexual exploitation (Côte d’Ivoire); 123.109. Continue efforts regarding the rights of the child and welcomed all initiatives relating to street children (Greece); 123.110. Continue unabated its commitment to tackle the problem of sexual exploitation of children and child labour (Italy); 123.111. Strengthen coordination measures to address child labour (Namibia); 123.112. Continue its efforts to eradicate child labour and ensure access to quality education for all children (Singapore); 123.113. Implement a comprehensive assistance programme for children living on the streets, ensuring that they have access to sanitation, education and social security (State of Palestine); 123.114. Continue taking strong measures with a view to fully combating sexual exploitation of children and ensure that the law is strengthened to tackle impunity for these crimes (Sweden); 123.115. Draft and adopt a comprehensive national plan of action to address the worst forms of child labour (United States of America); 123.116. Continue its efforts to develop an action plan to eliminate child labour and to give priority to inclusive education for all (Yemen); 123.117. Continue its efforts in raising awareness about trafficking in persons through comprehensive training programmes for social workers, law enforcement officials and the media (Bhutan); 123.118. Step up measures to combat trafficking of persons and protect the rights of victims, in particular women and children (Ecuador); 123.119. Continue to implement adequate measures to fight trafficking in women and girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation, as well as adequate measures to fight violence against women, including providing assistance and redress for victims of both crimes (Germany); 123.120. Develop a comprehensive, inclusive and holistic national plan of action against trafficking in persons; and examine the possibility of establishing a central organ to deal with trafficking in persons (Honduras); 123.121. Approve a comprehensive law on the fight against human trafficking especially for women (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 123.122. Implement a national plan of action to fight against trafficking of women for sexual exploitation (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 123.123. Continue taking measures on combating trafficking in persons (Kazakhstan); 123.124. Draw up a comprehensive programme to combat trafficking in persons (Kyrgyzstan); 21