A/HRC/22/4 99.62. Enhance Law 26.364 on trafficking in persons, particularly on the basis of the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons (Belgium); 99.63. Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including the implementation of the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons on the outcome of her visit in 2010; as well as make more severe the criminal liability related to the offense of trafficking in persons (Belarus); 99.64. Enhance and strengthen its measures, policies and institutional coordination in the implementation of the law on trafficking in persons, especially that of women and children, in order to prevent and punish this international crime (Ecuador, Indonesia, Libya, Malaysia, Republic of Moldova, Singapore);4 99.65. Continue to strengthen its national coordination efforts and develop facilities and services to assist trafficked persons (Sri Lanka); 99.66. Prohibit by law all kinds of violence against children including corporal punishment in all settings (Bulgaria); 99.67. Increase the efforts to combat all forms of violence against children in all spheres (Republic of Moldova); 99.68. Provide the judicial system with solid logistical and administrative foundations in order to avoid delays, procedural impasses and the replacement of judges, particularly in on-going human rights trials (Switzerland); 99.69. Further strengthen its efforts on implementing the first cycle’s recommendation nº 4 on protection of witnesses and victims (Cyprus); 99.70. Guarantee the right to an effective defence in eviction proceedings, including for those who cannot afford a lawyer (Germany); 99.71. Further strengthen its efforts on implementing the first cycle’s recommendation nº 5 on preventing delays of the on-going human rights trials (Cyprus); 99.72. Continue developing a State policy based on the historical pillars of Argentina’s human rights movement: memory, truth and justice (Peru); 99.73. Continue the efforts to bring to justice perpetrators of crimes against humanity (Armenia); 99.74. Adopt the necessary measures to guarantee universal birth registration, with a particular emphasis on indigenous boy and girls (Mexico); 4 The recommendations as read during the interactive dialogue: Strengthen its policies and institutional coordination to combat trafficking in persons in order to prevent and punish this international crime (Ecuador); Enhance their efforts in combatting trafficking in persons (Indonesia); Continue to strengthen efforts against trafficking in persons, provide information about it, and provide shelter for the trafficked victims (Libya) Intensify its efforts in the implementation of the law on the trafficking in persons, especially that of children and women (Malaysia); Take more effective measures to combat trafficking in persons (Republic of Moldova); Continue its efforts in combating human trafficking, especially of women and children (Singapore). 19