A/HRC/29/15 148.74. Continue efforts to promote the rights of women and combat violence against them (Morocco); 148.75. Make available all the necessary needs to guarantee the success of the National Plan of Action of Gender Equality 2015–2020 (Qatar); 148.76. Continue its efforts to promote the rights of women by providing them access to posts of responsibilities (Benin); 148.77. Vigorously pursue reforms towards redressing gender inequalities in secondary schools (Djibouti); 148.78. End the two-year regulatory gap and promulgate new electoral regulations so that Turkish citizens belonging to non-Muslim communities be able to manage their charitable foundations (Greece); 148.79. Additional steps be put in place to protect women’s rights more effectively in rural areas in particular (Japan); 148.80. Carry on the efforts for the empowerment of women and provide employment opportunities for women (Oman); 148.81. Carry on intensifying programs and activities aiming at raising human rights awareness (Oman); 148.82. Step up efforts to prevent violence against children (Belarus); 148.83. Better identify and assist trafficking victims and implement systematic training for government officials on human trafficking crimes, gender-based violence, and gender equality (United States of America); 148.84. Continue combating human trafficking (Senegal); 148.85. Take concrete actions to fight against human trafficking and illegal migrants, to implement international obligations and defend normal order of international migration (China); 148.86. Adopt legal measures to prevent child labour and trafficking accompanied by effective monitoring mechanisms (Montenegro); 148.87. Take measures in law and in practice to decrease child labour, most notably regarding hazardous work (Sweden); 148.88. Adopt additional measures to eliminate the worst forms of child labor and bring the minimum age of access to employment into line with international standards (Togo); 148.89. Continue taking steps to prevent violence against children, child labour and trafficking (Ukraine); 148.90. Pursue measures targeted at preventing trafficking in human beings and ensuring effective protection to victims, including by adopting a comprehensive anti-trafficking law (Republic of Moldova); 148.91. Pursue efforts to combat human trafficking and adopt a law to prevent this phenomenon and protect victims as soon as possible (Lebanon); 148.92. Redouble its efforts to combat trafficking in persons and protect its victims, in particular children (Honduras); 148.93. Intensify efforts to combat trafficking in persons and prosecute perpetrators (Sierra Leone); 17