A/HRC/36/8 100.79 Develop clear guidelines on how to identify and protect victims of trafficking in persons (United States of America); 100.80 Effectively monitor and evaluate the 2016-2017 National Action Plan against Human Trafficking and provide an update in a subsequent universal periodic review report (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 100.81 Ensure the full implementation of the National Action Plan against Human Trafficking as a means of ensuring the promotion and protection of victims of trafficking (Botswana); 100.82 Continue strengthening measures of fighting against domestic violence and human trafficking, including by increasing the number and geographic coverage of reception centres for families and victims (Chile); 100.83 Seek to adopt procedures for the determination of the best interests of child victims of trafficking and children of victims, including with a view to strengthening the identification of victims of trafficking, especially women and children (Bulgaria); 100.84 Release prisoners detained as conscientious objectors to military service and ensure that civilian alternatives to military service are not punitive or discriminatory and remain under civilian control (Uruguay); 100.85 Continue efforts to guarantee the representation in political and public life of women belonging to disadvantaged groups like women with disabilities, ethnic minorities, Roma people and migrants (Colombia); 100.86 Provide protection for the family as a natural and basic unit of society (Egypt); 100.87 Continue with its structural reforms in social welfare and health care with a focus on protecting the rights of women, children and vulnerable groups (Pakistan); 100.88 Redouble its efforts to implement the principle of equal pay for work of equal value, including through the further development of the Equal Pay Programme (South Africa); 100.89 Eliminate the persistent wage gap for labour between women and men by eliminating the significant segregation between the genders on the labour market (Russian Federation); 100.90 Continue to narrow wage disparities between men and women in line with the country’s Equal Pay Programme for 2016-2019 (Sri Lanka); 100.91 Effectively provide for the application of laws prohibiting wage discrimination for equal work between men and women (Uzbekistan); 100.92 Adopt suitable legislation to combat and punish discrimination on the basis of pregnancy and family leave in the labour market, which provides for reparation for victims (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 100.93 Take further measures to address discrimination against non-native Finnish citizens in the area of employment, particularly by reducing the wage gap between immigrants and native Finns (Serbia); 100.94 Take efforts to strengthen the education system through the provision of mandatory training on human rights education (Maldives); 100.95 Continue the action aimed at the promotion of gender equality in all public and private activities (Angola); 100.96 Continue to enhance the protection and the rights of women and children (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 16