A/HRC/16/7 100.103. Create an environment of freedom of the media, and encourage media to project positive images of women and of the equal status and responsibilities of women and men in the private and public spheres (Slovenia); 100.104. Implement legislation, as required under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, to end discrimination against women and harassment in the workplace (New Zealand); 100.105. Continue to effectively implement pro-poor growth and employment creation strategies (Indonesia); 100.106. Increase steps to improve the participation of women in the labour market and in leadership and governance positions in the public and private sectors (Philippines); 100.107. Draft and enact legislation prohibiting and punishing all forms of trafficking in persons, including the forced labour of migrants. Promulgate laws imposing stricter punishments for violations, and hold employers who violate laws accountable and establish a national minimum wage (United States); 100.108. Put in place specific programmes to improve the employment situation, in particular for young people (Algeria); 100.109. Take swift and efficient action to mitigate the adverse effects of the rising cost of housing in Malé through various measures, such as social benefits or microfinance schemes, in order to enhance the enjoyment of the right to adequate housing (Finland); 100.110. Further develop and enhance education (Saudi Arabia); 100.111. Continue the policy of free education for all children, through cooperation and assistance from the international community (Bhutan); 100.112. Continue to apply programmes and measures to guarantee the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health (Cuba); 100.113. Intensify efforts in improving access to education for students from low-income families (Slovakia); 100.114. Elaborate a strategy for creating more openness and tolerance in the general public for migrants and their rights (Norway); 100.115. Cooperate with other countries that have large communities of migrant workers to find a solution in accordance with international human rights standards (Hungary); 100.116. Continue its efforts to implement its development programmes (Bangladesh); 100.117. Continue to allocate resources for effective poverty reduction measures (Ghana); 100.118. Continue to apply strategies and development plans at the socioeconomic level throughout the country (Cuba); 100.119. Continue its legislative, institutional and socio-economic reforms to provide an effective framework to address gender mainstreaming, violence against women, religious intolerance, particularly with regard to citizenship, freedom of speech, and human trafficking, and focus on the very key question 21