A/HRC/27/12 128.119 Take measures to ensure the effective implementation of the comprehensive legal framework to combat trafficking in persons and improve assistance to victims of trafficking, especially women and children (India); 128.120 Ensure continuous progress in its efforts to combat trafficking, including through the full implementation of the trafficking in persons act as well as awareness-raising campaigns (Indonesia); 128.121 Strengthen measures for the respect of the rights of the child and protect children against sexual exploitation and illegal trafficking (Libya); 128.122 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the law concerning trafficking is effectively implemented (Montenegro); 128.123 Strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, including through prevention actions (Morocco); 128.124 Develop a national plan of action to combat trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 128.125 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings and reinforce measures to provide adequate assistance to victims (Slovakia); 128.126 Take immediate steps to strengthen measures to protect children from all forms of violence, including trafficking in children (Sri Lanka); 128.127 Continue its efforts in the area of countering trafficking in persons and all associated violations to the rights of the victims (Sudan); 128.128 Combat more effectively the sexual exploitation of children and child labour, by improving the implementation of the February 2013 law against smuggling and trafficking in persons, and by strengthening coordination among the agencies comprising the national coalition against trafficking in persons (Canada); 128.129 Ensure the full prosecution of all forms of trafficking and modern slavery of children so as to deliver on its commitment to eliminate the worst forms of child labour by 2015 and all forms of child labour by 2020, paying particular attention to persons from minority groups and in vulnerable situations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 128.130 Step up efforts to improve the protection of the rights of women and children, notably by criminally prosecuting those responsible for the violations (Switzerland); 128.131 Strengthen the actions aimed at fighting criminal organizations, drug trafficking and human trafficking (Côte d’Ivoire); 128.132 Intensify efforts to investigate and prosecute perpetrators of child sexual abuse and provide specialized assistance to victims (Australia); 128.133 Strengthen efforts in the fight against trafficking in women and girls as well as the exploitation of prostitution, and harmonize legal procedures concerning prosecution of traffickers (Belgium); 128.134 Intensify efforts to investigate and prosecute cases of human trafficking including forced labour (Australia); 128.135 Ensure that women victims of violence have prompt access to justice and that the acts of violence are adequately prevented, investigated, punished and redressed (Bahrain); 22