A/HRC/37/12 146.49 Implement the provisions of the previously accepted recommendation to increase official development assistance to 0.7 per cent of its national income (Syrian Arab Republic); 146.50 Do not consider the reduction of the official development assistance, even while taking cost-cutting measures, and actually increase it to the committed level of 0.7 per cent (Bangladesh); 146.51 Increase its contribution of official development assistance to reach the 0.7 per cent of gross national product threshold, with particular emphasis on capacity-building and resilience, as a follow up to the recommendation contained in paragraph 123.84 of the report from the second cycle (Haiti); 146.52 Continue to provide humanitarian and development assistance to poor countries to help these countries to bear the humanitarian burden and to promote human rights (Yemen); 146.53 Intensify efforts and cooperative engagement with a view to carrying out the speedy repatriation of already identified illicit funds and proceeds of corruption to countries of origin to aid the latter in the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (Nigeria); 146.54 Take necessary actions to check terrorist financing (Nigeria); 146.55 Finalize the pending initiatives, including the Federal bill on improving the protection of victims of violence (Namibia); 146.56 Investigate cases of cruel treatment by law enforcement officers during the arrest, custody and interrogation of suspects and ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice (Belarus); 146.57 Establish an independent mechanism empowered to receive complaints relating to violence and ill-treatment by law enforcement officers, and conduct timely, impartial and exhaustive inquiries into such complaints (Ecuador); 146.58 Open up independent inquiries on the excessive use of force during expulsions of persons from the territory of the Confederation (France); 146.59 Adopt appropriate measures against perpetrators of police brutality that affect some asylum seekers, migrants and others (Central African Republic); 146.60 Take necessary steps to find a final solution to the problem of overcrowding in some prisons in Switzerland (Russian Federation); 146.61 Seriously combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation, ensure victim assistance, prosecute human traffickers, as well as enhance further cooperation with the countries concerned (Thailand); 146.62 Take effective measures in ensuring that the victims of trafficking, especially women, are protected and supported in an appropriate manner (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 146.63 Prevent and combat trafficking in persons and intensify the protection of victims (China); 146.64 Review the national action plan against trafficking, strengthening coordination between the Confederation, cantons and civil society to ensure a harmonized, robust and victim-oriented response (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 146.65 Adopt a new National Action Plan against Trafficking in Persons with a gender perspective which guarantees the protection of victims without any type of discrimination, in particular regarding their migration status (Honduras); GE.17-23483 13