A/HRC/40/14 77.34 Expand human rights training to all law enforcement officers including the police and the security forces (Republic of Korea); 77.35 Strengthen the criminal justice system, and speed up the court process to reduce the amount of time prisoners are held on remand before trial (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 77.36 Seek strategic guidance and technical assistance with a view to ensuring the effective implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, as soon as possible (Haiti); 77.37 Expand human rights training to all law enforcement officers, including magistrates, judges and lawyers (Portugal); 77.38 Strengthen the protection of human rights defenders against violence and threats to which they may be subjected (France); 77.39 Strengthen measures around investigating, prosecuting and punishing those responsible for modern slavery offences and ensure adequate victim protection and care (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 77.40 Address human trafficking challenges with a focus on investigating and prosecuting suspected traffickers, including complicit officials (United States of America); 77.41 Invest in legal and social services for trafficking and victims of genderbased violence with an emphasis on accountability mechanisms that ensure legal protection, prevent abuse by security officials, and provide human rights training for front line officials (United States of America); 77.42 Strengthen measures to combat trafficking in persons by investigating and prosecuting those responsible, as well as adopting a protection-sensitive approach to victims (Canada); 77.43 Continue efforts in public awareness-raising and capacity-building training for duty bearers on anti-trafficking in persons (Philippines); 77.44 Adopt legislation to combat and punish trafficking in persons in accordance with international standards, ensuring the protection of victims at all times (Mexico); 77.45 Continue the efforts to overcome challenges in the full investigation, prosecution and punishment of trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Republic of Korea); 77.46 Raise the minimum age for marriage for women to 18 years, and ensure that this age is always the same for men and women (Mexico); 77.47 Continue promoting the programme “Job readiness course” in order to help people improve their skills through capacity-building and the development of individual work plans (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 77.48 Continue to implement socioeconomic developmental policies to empower and safeguard the rights of youth (Maldives); 77.49 Facilitate access to civil registry centres in rural zones (Senegal); 77.50 Adopt measures aimed at improving the possibilities for persons with disabilities to access health services (Algeria); 77.51 Consolidate the achievements obtained in the area of access to health care and reduce the social and health vulnerability of some population groups, particularly the inhabitants of rural areas and indigenous peoples (Paraguay); 77.52 Continue the effective implementation of the national strategic health plan until 2024, including through programmes that would allow the continued broadening of access by rural populations (Cuba); 12