A/HRC/41/6 125.94 Align its criminal legislation on trafficking in persons with international standards, in particular the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (Panama); 125.95 Review its criminal legislation on trafficking in persons so as to bring it into line with international standards, in particular the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (Liechtenstein); 125.96 Step up efforts in combating trafficking in human beings, including criminalizing trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation (Belarus); 125.97 Continue efforts aimed at tackling trafficking in persons, including those trafficked for labour exploitation (Guyana); 125.98 Allocate sufficient resources for the effective implementation of the framework for action against exploitation of children (2017–2019) (Hungary); 125.99 Continue with efforts in combating human trafficking (Nigeria); 125.100 Strengthen capacity-building activities among duty bearers on trafficking in persons, especially on responding to victims of trafficking (Philippines); 125.101 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, including by harmonizing national legislation with relevant international standards and ensuring that victims have access to adequate rehabilitation services (Qatar); 125.102 Take measures to effectively combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, including by reviewing its criminal legislation on trafficking in persons in line with international standards, ensuring the prosecution of perpetrators and providing rehabilitation and compensation to victims (Thailand); 125.103 Proceed with the legalization of same-sex marriage by ratifying the marriage equality bill currently under debate in Congress (Netherlands); 125.104 Adopt the existing draft law on same-sex marriage (Portugal); 125.105 Legalize same-sex marriage (Sweden); 125.106 Preserve the family, developing it as the fundamental and natural unit for the preservation of society (Egypt); 125.107 Modify legislation on the joint marital property regime, regulated in the Civil Code, in order to guarantee equal rights in administering marital property for men and women (Uruguay); 125.108 Assess surveillance and personal data collection technologies from a human rights approach, in particular considering the right to privacy and taking into account the principle of non-discrimination (Peru); 125.109 Adopt specific legislation to protect and promote human rights in the digital environment, including the right to privacy (Brazil); 125.110 Strengthen its legislation for the protection of the data of its citizens, in accordance with the principles of the rule of law, proportionality and respect for privacy, in particular by considering the creation of an independent control authority (Switzerland); 125.111 Make continued and increased efforts aimed at the inclusion of women in the workforce (Guyana); 125.112 Pay specific attention to informal sectors in the country, in which a large number of women are aspiring for wage parity (India); 15