A/HRC/22/14 147.138. Ensure effective protection from violence and sexual exploitation for women, particularly women who are migrants or from minority groups (Belarus); 147.139. Adopt a plan of action to combat sexual exploitation of children, child pornography and prostitution and provide assistance to victims of sexual exploitation (Republic of Moldova); 147.140. Further increase its efforts to prevent the sexual exploitation of children and to prosecute the authors of such acts (Algeria); 147.141. Take measures, at the national level, against the sexual exploitation of minors (Costa Rica); 147.142. Ensure provision and adequate and timely assistance, including judiciary assistance and interpreters, to victims of sexual exploitation, both women and children, or other gender-based violence, regardless of their nationality, race or origins (Thailand); 147.143. Consider the introduction of a systematic appeal system with suspensive effect following a death penalty conviction in first instance (Belgium); 147.144. Introduce a mandatory appeal system in capital cases and to ensure that inmates themselves, their families and their legal representatives are provided with adequate information about a pending execution and to allow a last family visit or communication with the convicted person (Austria); 147.145. Recognize its legal responsibility for the issue of the so-called „comfort women‟ and take appropriate measures acceptable to the victims, as recommended by the relevant international community (Republic of Korea); 147.146. Face up to and reflect on its past and present a responsible interface to the international community by making apologies on the issue of comfort women and giving compensation to its victims (China); 147.147. Acknowledge its responsibility for the issue of "comfort women" used during World War II, and take steps to restore the dignity of victims and compensate them adequately (Costa Rica); 147.148. Accept legal responsibility for and address, once and for all, the Japanese military sexual slavery and other violations committed in the past in other Asian countries including Korea (Democratic People‟s Republic of Korea); 147.149. Continue its protection measures in response to infringements of human rights of other persons, such as defamation and invasion of privacy committed through the internet (Bangladesh); 147.150. Take measures to guarantee freedom of religion (Iraq); 147.151. Take effective measures to ensure a greater political representation and participation of women in public life as well as to address the issue of wage gap between men and women (Algeria); 147.152. Continue promoting the rights of women and their inclusion in decision making processes (Armenia); 147.153. Take all necessary measures to ensure adequate access to water and sanitation by children with disabilities in all Japanese schools (Portugal); 23