A/HRC/40/9 115.71 Enforce laws penalizing officials for corruption, decreasing instances of impunity for abuses by officials and security forces and reinforcing a climate of accountability (United States of America); 115.72 Intensify efforts aimed at improving detention conditions in prison (Georgia); 115.73 Ensure the conclusion and implementation of its national counterterrorism strategy, which is currently being prepared (Nigeria); 115.74 Enhance efforts to fight against corruption (Ethiopia); 115.75 Continue to take necessary steps to further improve transparency and accountability in its financial sector, with a view to eliminating loopholes, if any, that may contribute to illicit financial flows (Haiti); 2 115.76 Ensure fair and equitable representation of different population groups in public and political affairs in the context of the new electoral system, with their full participation, with a view to removing obstacles linked to the political representation of certain groups (Haiti); 115.77 Take a series of measures to ensure the adequate application of the law on combating trafficking in persons, in particular by initiating proceedings against perpetrators of crimes linked to this phenomenon (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 115.78 Finalize the drafting of the national plan of action to combat trafficking in persons (Gabon); 115.79 Adopt a comprehensive national action plan to combat human trafficking (Côte d’Ivoire); 115.80 Adopt a comprehensive action plan to prevent, combat and prosecute all forms of trafficking in persons (Honduras); 115.81 Effectively curb and combat human trafficking, safeguarding the rights of victims (Nepal); 115.82 Continue fortifying efforts in addressing human trafficking, particularly in children, including by developing capacity for trafficking investigations and prosecutions (Indonesia); 115.83 Continue its endeavours to combat child labour and trafficking in persons, including women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 115.84 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat child trafficking (Maldives); 115.85 Continue its efforts to enhance legal measures and programmes to address violence against women and children and to respond to trends in trafficking in persons (Philippines); 115.86 Further strengthen partnership between governments, civil society and the business sector to eliminate forced and bonded labour from supply chains in Mauritius (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 115.87 Take necessary measures to eliminate discrimination against domestic workers in order for them to enjoy their human rights as all other workers do (Islamic Republic of Iran); 115.88 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development and fight against poverty, so as to provide a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 2 The recommendation, as read out during the interactive dialogue was: “Take all necessary steps to improve transparency and accountability in its financial sector, with a view to eliminating loopholes that may contribute to illicit financial flows.” 15