A/HRC/43/8 139.56 Continue its mainstreaming of climate change adaptation across its development activities with the assistance of the international community (Rwanda); 139.57 Continue to advance efforts in response to the negative impacts of climate change with a focus on vulnerable groups, including women and children (Viet Nam); 139.58 Further promote gender equality and the rights of women in the context of climate change (Viet Nam); 139.59 Ensure an inclusive and participatory approach to climate policy as a legislative requirement under the new act (Angola); 139.60 Ensure an inclusive and participatory approach to climate policy in legislation (Azerbaijan); 139.61 Continue developing public policies to combat climate change and disaster risk reduction by adopting a gender approach (Chile); 139.62 Continue along the path of facing climate change with a human rights perspective, by creating mechanisms for the participation of citizens in decision- making, access to justice and reparations (Costa Rica); 139.63 Further strengthen the robust legislative and policy framework for building strong and resilient communities to ensure that all Fijians continue to enjoy basic human rights even in the face of climate change and natural disasters (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.64 Continue its efforts to adapt to climate change within the framework of its National Adaptation Plan (Dominican Republic); 139.65 Continue its work to promote actions against climate change (Nicaragua); 139.66 Continue efforts to combat climate change and mitigate its impacts on all segments of society (Egypt); 139.67 Involve women in forums dedicated to combating climate change and natural disasters (Gabon); 139.68 Intensify the effort to implement robust domestic legislative and policy frameworks to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change and natural disasters (Ghana); 139.69 Not to relent in its efforts and commitment to addressing the effects of climate change, with a view to ensuring the enjoyment of human rights by its people (Nigeria); 139.70 Adopt an inclusive and participatory approach to climate policy as a legislative requirement under the new climate change legislation (India); 139.71 Strengthen measures taken by a robust legislative mechanism to prohibit and prevent all forms of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (Madagascar); 139.72 Strengthen the mechanism to identify, protect and assist victims of trafficking and to provide them with legal support (Afghanistan); 139.73 Take the necessary measures to ensure the effective implementation of the National Action Plan for the Eradication of Human Trafficking (Armenia); 139.74 Continue efforts to fight against human trafficking (Georgia); 139.75 Redouble efforts to counter trafficking in persons and other modern forms of slavery, in particular related to children, and to tackle with proper legislation and effective policies episodes of abuse and sexual exploitation of children, especially connected with the tourism sector (Holy See); 14