A/HRC/29/13 145.100. Consider ways to ensure the meaningful involvement of the Roma community in the implementation of the strategy and to focus more on efforts to change negative attitudes in Swedish society towards the Roma (Hungary); 145.101. Undertake a deeper dialogue with representatives of the Sami Parliament and increase efforts to give additional responsibilities to this Parliament to strengthen the self-determination of the Sami people (Albania); 145.102. Continue developing measures in order to ensure that affected Sami communities can participate actively in consultations on issues related to land rights, water and resources (Austria); 145.103. Continue its programmes to combat violence against women, including addressing the values and attitudes that contribute to the perpetration of violence (Philippines); 145.104. Strengthen the measures to combat violence against women as well as support the victims and survivors of such violence (India); 145.105. Develop programmes to raise awareness about domestic and gender violence (Mexico); 145.106. Step up efforts aimed at combating trafficking in human beings (Romania); 145.107. Strengthen efforts to prosecute human trafficking and increase understanding of human trafficking among the judiciary (United States of America); 145.108. Intensify action against child sex tourism (Romania); 145.109. Expedite the ongoing measures for combating child sex tourism (Sri Lanka); 145.110. Punish severely the perpetrators of paedophile tourism and sensitize the population to the negative effects of sex tourism (Senegal); 145.111. Take all necessary measures to implement the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child, particularly to combat the sale, exploitation, and prostitution of children (Bahrain); 145.112. Raise the level of public awareness in relation to child sex tourism, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Lithuania); 145.113. Continue its efforts to ensure that perpetrators of hate crimes are brought to justice and proper redress is given to victims, including by adopting measures to better track all reported hate crimes throughout the justice system (Canada); 145.114. Adopt the judicial and administrative measures necessary to make effective the investigations before tribunals and sanctions for declarations of incitement to racial hatred and other acts of discrimination against minorities (Argentina); 145.115. Strengthen the judicial follow-up of hate crimes and hate speech, leaving no room for impunity (Hungary); 145.116. Extend to all parts of the country the training given to the police, prosecutors and judges to effectively investigate, prosecute and punish hate crimes (Austria); 21