A/HRC/43/4 148.153 Enhance practical implementation of the National Action Plan on Trafficking and take effective action to ensure that victims of trafficking are treated in accordance with human rights (Australia); 148.154 Further work on the Action Plan against Trafficking and Serious Exploitation of Human Beings (Turkmenistan); 148.155 Intensify efforts to finalize the new National Anti-Trafficking Action Plan 2019–2021 and ensure its effective implementation (Botswana); 148.156 Strengthen the efforts to combat trafficking in persons by fully implementing the existing national action plan (Cyprus); 148.157 Intensify efforts to fight against trafficking in human beings, particularly exploitation for labour and begging forces (Switzerland); 148.158 Intensify efforts to effectively screen for labour trafficking victims through increased inspections and improved training of labour inspectors and refer victims for services, particularly in the agriculture and service sectors (United States of America); 148.159 Take steps to strengthen the fight against modern slavery, including by addressing reported cases of exploitation of migrant workers on farms (Azerbaijan); 148.160 Strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons and ensure the effective implementation of the national action plan as well as relevant concluding observations made by treaty bodies (Belarus); 148.161 Take further steps towards fighting trafficking in persons, especially in women and girls, by adopting the new National Anti-Trafficking Action Plan (Georgia); 148.162 Continue its efforts in further implementing the national action plan against trafficking in persons (Kyrgyzstan); 148.163 Take all steps to ensure full implementation of the law on trafficking in human beings and the national action plan against trafficking in human beings in order to combat human trafficking, in particular in the context of recent migration flows (Liechtenstein); 148.164 Continue to enhance law enforcement measures to combat trafficking in persons and protect the rights of victims of trafficking (Nepal); 148.165 Continue with its efforts in combating human trafficking and upholding the right of its victims (Nigeria); 148.166 Put in place efficient law enforcement measures with regard to combating trafficking in persons (North Macedonia); 148.167 Ensure that anti-trafficking programmes are responsive to women and girl victims, especially in the context of recent migration flows (Philippines); 148.168 Continue its efforts directed towards fighting the trafficking of persons (Armenia); 148.169 Continue providing support and protection for the family as a fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 148.170 Extend the provision of paid paternity leave and promote the equitable distribution of parental responsibilities between women and men (Iceland); 148.171 Enact legislation on the recognition of both same-sex parents involved in the growth of a child, as well as extending their access to adoption on a par with others (Iceland); 18