A/HRC/19/12 94.28. Increase the efforts towards fighting against human trafficking, including by considering the possibility of the development of state programs and plans of action in this area (Belarus); 94.29. Continue to take further action as appropriate to combat trafficking in women and children (Sri Lanka);3 94.30. Develop the efforts under way to train and professionalize police officers, including the initiative of the Experimental University for Security (Cuba); 94.31. Continue with the government‟s efforts to improve policies and programs in the treatment of persons deprived of liberty (Cuba); 94.32. Reform fully the prison system and in particular ensure that it respects as soon as possible the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Belgium); 94.33. Improve the prison system and speed up the penal processes so that each person may know judicial resolutions in appropriate times (Holy See); 94.34. Continue ensuring systematic human rights awareness-raising and training for all personnel working in the legal and justice system, including police, public defenders, lawyers and judges (Malaysia); 94.35. Further work on the improvement of the penitentiary situation in the country (Algeria); 94.36. Continue to facilitate and strengthen the work of NGOs and other civil society actors, as well as guarantee their social media (Uruguay);4 94.37. Consolidate and further develop the effective institutions established for the exercise of popular power, including the role of social oversight (Cuba); 94.38. Identify the causes of unemployment (Holy See); 94.39. Continue efforts to reduce poverty through social programmes (Qatar); 94.40. Speed up implementation of policies and measures in poverty reduction, malnutrition eradication and food security (Viet Nam); 94.41. Continue to channel her tremendous resources into social programmes with a view to eradicating poverty (Zimbabwe); 94.42. Continue its fight against poverty (Bangladesh); 94.43. Continue to improve the lives and well-being of its people to bring about the full enjoyment of their human rights (Singapore); 94.44. Continue investing the necessary resources in social programmes (Pakistan); 94.45. Continue its efforts to achieve equitable socio-economic development, to further address social disparity and equal opportunity of people through its 3 4 16 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Take further action as appropriate to combat trafficking in women and children. The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Facilitate the work of NGOs and other civil society actors, as well as guarantee their social media.