A/HRC/41/4 slavery in New Zealand and beyond its borders (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.77 Continue to pursue convictions under domestic anti-trafficking laws, including stringent penalties for offenders, and to take steps to reduce demand for forced labour, including in supply chains (United States of America); 122.78 Strengthen control over employment agencies in order to prevent cases of human trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation and labour exploitation (Belarus); 122.79 Continue to strengthen the legal framework for combating trafficking of human beings, within the framework of the Government’s Action Plan for the Prevention of Human Trafficking (Oman); 122.80 Increase employment opportunities for marginalized groups, and notably Māori, Pasifika, women and persons with disabilities (Hungary); 122.81 Address discrimination in employment against indigenous persons, individuals belonging to ethnic minority groups, and individuals with disabilities, including those with intellectual disabilities, and remove barriers to their participation in the labour market in addition to funding further community support services, to include post-learning opportunities (United States of America); 122.82 Continue its efforts to achieve equal wages between women and men in the public service, and work towards eventual elimination of the gender pay gap (Myanmar); 122.83 Take measures to eliminate the gender wage gap (Syrian Arab Republic); 122.84 Continue to work towards full equality between men and women, particularly in order to reduce the pay gap (Croatia); 122.85 Continue to implement measures to increase the representation of women in leadership positions in the public and private sectors, and to eliminate the gender pay gap (Cuba); 122.86 Continue to strengthen policies and measures in the area of women’s empowerment and the promotion of equal opportunities for employment and wages at the national level (Oman); 122.87 Collaborate more closely with the private sector and other relevant organizations and associations to find ways to remove structural or policy barriers that can impede women from contributing more in the workplace and in all sectors (Singapore); 122.88 Make efforts to extend childcare services to promote women’s social and economic participation (Republic of Korea); 122.89 Continue its efforts to further the protection of economic and social rights of vulnerable persons, including persons with disabilities (Greece); 122.90 Formulate and implement effective policies geared towards the elimination of poverty (Botswana); 122.91 Continue efforts to increase the availability of adequate and affordable housing for all segments of society while paying particular attention to low-income families (Qatar); 122.92 Continue its efforts in increasing the availability of quality affordable housing and to ensure equitable housing for the elderly, persons with disabilities, and all ethnic groups (State of Palestine); 16