A/HRC/22/5 101.60 Step up efforts in the fight against trafficking in human beings, including the full implementation of the recommendations from the Special Rapporteur on trafficking, after her visit to Gabon in May 2012 (Belarus); 101.61 Study the possibility of adopting additional measures to fight against trafficking in persons (Argentina); 101.62 Implement a comprehensive policy to fight the trafficking in persons, with special focus on boys, girls and adolescents, with a view to give visibility to the problem and understand the trends, forms and manifestations of the problem of trafficking in the country with a view to ending it (Uruguay); 101.63 Strengthen measures and frameworks to combat trafficking in persons to enable the safe return and repatriation of victims of trafficking (Sri Lanka); 101.64 Reinforce efforts to eliminate trafficking and abuse of children including the conduct of efficient awareness-raising campaigns (Slovakia); 101.65 Redouble its efforts to combat more effectively and to eradicate trafficking and violence against children (Republic of Moldova); 101.66 Take measures to eradicate trafficking in persons, with particular attention to the trafficking of children (Spain); 101.67 Increase prosecutions and strengthen sentencing of human trafficking offenders, and fully implement the Palermo Protocol to prohibit and penalise all forms of trafficking (United States of America); 101.68 Comply with the recommendations of the Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially in women and children and send an invitation to the Rapporteurs’ to perceive the human rights situation in the country (Iraq); 101.69 Develop and implement a comprehensive national strategy to fight the worst forms of corporal punishment of children (Belarus); 101.70 Implement legislative and judicial level measures to ensure that there is no impunity in cases of ritual murders (Belgium); 101.71 Increase efforts to ensure accountability for trafficking in persons by investigating, prosecuting and adjudicating trafficking and by providing effective legal remedies for the victims (Finland); 101.72 Ensure effective implementation of the juvenile justice law by providing training to law enforcement officials and judges and by establishing separate detention facilities for minors (Hungary); 101.73 Ensure compliance with article 19 of the ICCPR and works towards an environment conducive to a free and open press (Norway); 101.74 Clarify and publicly document the processes and guidelines for dealing with complaints against the press, including who can make them, who they can make them to and which penalties are considered to be appropriate; as well as a rationale for these decisions (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101.75 Discontinue overly broad restrictions on the media and freedom of expression, and engage in regular dialogue with journalists to create an environment that encourages free expression without fear of censure (United States of America); 18 GE.12-18722