A/HRC/39/14 recommendations from the Working Group on business and human rights (Thailand); 140.47 Prohibit corporal punishment of children and promote non-violent alternatives as disciplinary measures (Uruguay); 140.48 Revise current legislation in order to explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Montenegro); 140.49 Ensure the implementation of the Presidential decree on the improvement of the penitentiary system, in particular the parts on the renovation of infrastructure, the enhancement of control over conditions of detention and the prevention of potential cases of corruption (Russian Federation); 140.50 Improve conditions in prisons and detention centres, and ensure necessary access to medical care for inmates (Czechia); 140.51 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and to protect and support victims, particularly women and children (Tunisia); 140.52 Carry on efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 140.53 Pay special attention to women and children in terms of trafficking (Ukraine); 140.54 Work towards ending all forms of human trafficking, including by developing a new national action plan for combating trafficking in human beings (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 140.55 Intensify actions to prevent and fight trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation (Angola); 140.56 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, particularly the exploitation of children and women, by strengthening the fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 140.57 Continue with ongoing efforts to combat trafficking of women and girls for sexual exploitation and forced labour (Ghana); 140.58 Continue efforts to prevent and combat trafficking of persons for the purpose of labour exploitation (Islamic Republic of Iran); 140.59 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Iraq); 140.60 Strengthen efforts to combat human trafficking and to protect and assist the victims of human trafficking, particularly children (Lebanon); 140.61 Take all necessary steps to eliminate human trafficking and strengthen measures to provide necessary assistance to victims of trafficking by facilitating their reintegration into society (Malaysia); 140.62 Continue to intensify efforts to combat and address human trafficking, including by revising the legal definition of “vulnerable individuals” under the Law on Trafficking in Persons and increasing the number of shelters available to victims of trafficking (Namibia); 140.63 Sustain its efforts to combat human trafficking and safeguard the rights of migrant workers (Nigeria); 140.64 Apply all legislative, administrative and other measures to combat trafficking in persons (Panama); 140.65 Continue and intensify its efforts on behalf of children and women generally, to ensure their safety in the domestic environment and to remove any obstacles to their education, development and access to equal opportunities (Tajikistan); 13