A/HRC/44/12 156.179 Prohibit trade and transit of arms to places where children could be used as soldiers (Mexico); 156.180 Ensure that all arms transfers and exports comply with Sweden’s obligations under the Arms Trade Treaty (Iceland); 156.181 Stop the selling of weapons to countries that have a long record of serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law (Islamic Republic of Iran); 156.182 Refrain from transferring arms when there is a risk that they might be used to commit grave violations of human rights or international humanitarian law (Panama); 156.183 Take into account the human rights perspective in the arms export procedure, so that these weapons are not used to facilitate or commit violations of human rights and international humanitarian law (Peru); 156.184 Extend the national action plan against racism and hate crimes to guarantee freedom of religion to all (Kenya); 156.185 Respect the right of parents guaranteed under international law to raise and educate their children in accordance with their moral and religious convictions (Solomon Islands); 156.186 Respect the right of parents guaranteed under international law to raise and educate their children in accordance with their moral and religious convictions (Bangladesh); 156.187 Take further steps to promote religious tolerance and protect religious minorities, as well as to combat all forms of violence and discrimination based on religion or belief, including by effectively implementing and enforcing existing legislation (Brazil); 156.188 Continue taking necessary steps to promote a mutual respect and understanding among different religious communities (Cambodia); 156.189 Sustain efforts in combating human trafficking and protecting the rights of its victims (Nigeria); 156.190 Redouble efforts to combat human trafficking, ensure the rights of victims and provide them with protection and redress (Qatar); 156.191 Allocate adequate resources to implement the adopted national action plan to combat prostitution and human trafficking (Botswana); 156.192 Ensure that cases of trafficking are promptly and thoroughly investigated, that perpetrators are brought to justice and that the victims have access to effective means of protection and assistance (Greece); 156.193 Ensure thorough investigation of cases of trafficking in human beings, and that punishment for sexual exploitation of children is proportionate to the gravity of the crime (Russian Federation); 156.194 Ensure that cases of human trafficking, including the sexual exploitation of children, are effectively and thoroughly investigated, and that victims have access to effective means of protection and assistance, and to the fullest possible compensation, including rehabilitation and adequate social assistance (Serbia); 156.195 Advise authorities to take further measures to ensure human trafficking offenders are investigated and prosecuted effectively, including through provision of sufficient funding to units investigating trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 156.196 Provide protection and support for the family as a natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 156.197 Take further steps to ensure equal pay for equal work (India); 19