A/HRC/18/9 91.36. Continue to take the necessary measures to end trafficking in human beings, including through the implementation of the national program on combating trafficking in human beings (Palestine); 91.37. Pursue its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, especially women and children (Algeria); 91.38. Step up efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, including developing international cooperation with interested governments, international organizations and NGOs (Belarus); 91.39. Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, and pay special attention to its victims (Costa Rica); 91.40. Continue to adopt appropriate measures to prosecute and punish perpetrators of trafficking in human beings and develop effective systems for the timely prevention of sexual exploitation and trafficking in children (Republic of Moldova); 91.41. Prioritize the implementation of human trafficking protection and rehabilitation programmes (Norway); 91.42. Further develop and strengthen its programs and services to promote the rehabilitation of victims of trafficking (Canada); 91.43. Prioritize training for the judiciary and the police on how to treat victims of trafficking as well as domestic violence (Norway); 91.44. Introduce legislation that allows for partial or segmented transfer of the legal capacity of a disabled person (Netherlands); 91.45. Consider the possibility of strengthening focused social assistance to poor families with children (Belarus); 91.46. Continue its efforts to promote the full integration of ethnic minorities into Latvian society and facilitate the naturalization and acquisition of citizenship, especially in the case of children (Costa Rica); 91.47. Take measures to further facilitate the naturalization of non-citizens (Netherlands); 91.48. Consider further facilitation of the acquisition of citizenship and increased efforts to promote the registration of newborns (Brazil); 91.49. Do more to promote the value of citizenship among all groups, thereby encouraging naturalization of the remaining non-citizens (United States of America); 91.50. Continue pursuing society integration policies aimed at uniting the country’s inhabitants in areas such as State-language learning, promotion of cultural identity and cultural interaction, with particular attention to Latvia’s “non-citizens” who represent around 15 per cent of the population (Slovakia); 91.51. Step up efforts to improve the integration of ethnic and minority linguistic groups, including welcoming migrants, asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons (Ecuador); 91.52. Improve the living conditions of asylum-seekers and refugees (Islamic Republic of Iran); 91.53. Enhance the training of border guards, immigration personnel and judges in the field of international refugee law with a view to ensuring 15