A/HRC/44/7 150.114 Consider adopting an action plan to combat human trafficking for the purposes of labour and sexual exploitation, especially of women and girls (Brazil); 150.115 Strengthen efforts aimed at fighting trafficking in human beings and contributing to European and international cooperation with regard to the fight against trafficking for labour exploitation (Bulgaria); 150.116 Continue improving the combating of trafficking in persons and adopt a comprehensive legislation covering all forms of trafficking and servitude, prosecuting and punishing those responsible and providing comprehensive redress for victims (Liechtenstein); 150.117 Adopt a comprehensive law that contemplates all forms of trafficking and servitude and adopt and implement the strategic plan for trafficking in human beings, according to Sustainable Development Goals 5, 8 and 16 (Paraguay); 150.118 Take measures to prevent and combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation, including by reducing demand and ensuring legislation that enables a systematic prosecution of these offences (Sweden); 150.119 Introduce comprehensive legislation to curb all forms of trafficking, with a focus on redress for victims (Malaysia); 150.120 Continue measures to combat trafficking in persons while safeguarding victims’ right to justice (Nepal); 150.121 Continue efforts in combating trafficking in persons while ensuring the protection of the rights of its victims (Nigeria); 150.122 Continue efforts to fight trafficking in persons, from investigation, prosecution and punishment for acts of trafficking, to redress for victims (Albania); 150.123 Adopt a national action plan aimed at combating trafficking in human beings for the purpose of labour exploitation and improving the identification of, and assistance for, victims of trafficking (Bangladesh); 150.124 Provide support and protection to the family considering that it is the fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 150.125 Guarantee the right to union representation, and take the necessary measures to prevent criminal prosecution of workers involved in strikes (Mexico); 150.126 Strengthen policies that combat unemployment and promote decent employment, especially among young people and the Roma population (Peru); 150.127 Implement the recommendations of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to step up efforts to reduce unemployment, to ensure the pension system’s sustainability and to provide coverage for the entire population, including the most disadvantaged groups, by the social security system (Belarus); 150.128 Adopt measures with the goal of combating horizontal and vertical segregation in employment (Croatia); 150.129 Continue implementing and fostering measures to address the low rate of employment among young people, through the provision of adequate training and support programmes (Mauritius); 150.130 Implement justice and social equality policies (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 150.131 Guarantee access to health and education in less populated areas (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 150.132 Make progress in adjusting the social system to the needs of elderly persons (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 16