A/HRC/38/8 127.32 Train police officers and other stakeholders on the handling of reported cases of gender-based violence (Belgium); 127.33 Punish the authors responsible of sexual violence against women and girls (France); 127.34 Strengthen its domestic criminal legal system in order to effectively investigate and prosecute crimes (India); 127.35 Continue with efforts in the field of gender equality, especially by removing loopholes in national legislation and by encouraging participation of women in the economy and politics (Slovenia); 127.36 Continue to study the possibility of establishing the measures and mechanisms in order to improve the representation of women’s access to decision making positions in politics (Mauritania); 127.37 Take the necessary measures, as a country of origin, transit and destination for human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children, to address and investigate such crimes (Syrian Arab Republic); 127.38 Continue to strengthen measures to combat human trafficking by providing training to service providers and stakeholders working with victims of human trafficking (Maldives); 127.39 Take concrete measures to prevent human trafficking and exploitation, especially of women and children (Republic of Korea); 127.40 Work closely with civil society and non-governmental organizations in addressing human trafficking issues (Philippines); 127.41 Enhance its social protection programme in areas such as targeting mechanisms, implementation procedures and coordination (State of Palestine); 127.42 Strengthen the economic resources of the most vulnerable so that they can live in dignity (Libya); 127.43 Continue taking further measures to eradicate poverty (Azerbaijan); 127.44 Adopt a specific policy with affirmative action measures to lift young people out of exclusion and poverty, particularly those living in rural areas (Honduras); 127.45 Continue working on poverty eradication initiatives with special focus on women and children (Bhutan); 127.46 Further strengthen policies aimed at poverty eradication (Georgia); 127.47 Adopt measures to improve the quality of water (Timor-Leste); 127.48 Continue efforts to ensure the right to safe drinking water and sanitation by adopting, in this regard, a national water supply policy that includes a strategy for its sustainable management and measures to improve its treatment (Spain); 127.49 Adopt a national water policy, elaborating a long-term strategy to manage this resource in a sustainable manner (Senegal); 127.50 Adopt policies aimed at improving the quality of water and introduce a systematic monitoring system for water treatment (Holy See); 127.51 Take necessary measures to improve access to health, particularly for vulnerable groups, including children and women (Algeria); 127.52 Broaden access to emergency obstetric care, improve midwifery training for medical personnel and consider increasing resources assigned to maternal health (Russian Federation); 13