A/HRC/13/7 48. To evaluate, and monitor the effectiveness of the measures taken with regard to combating trafficking of human beings, the protection of victims, and bring to justice those involved in human trafficking (Netherlands); 49. To undertake substantial measures to combat trafficking through national and international collaboration, including international and national NGOs (Ukraine); 50. In line with the recommendations made by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, ensure strict control over the new work-permit system; intensify its efforts to bring to justice those involved in human trafficking; and commit itself to the full and speedy implementation of the Plan of Action for the Coordination of Actions on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings and Sexual Exploitation of Children (Israel); 51. Vigorously pursue prosecutions under its new anti-trafficking legislation and ensure that responsible government institutions are adequately resourced to provide timely and effective follow-up on specific cases (Australia); 52. Further intensify its efforts in the fight against trafficking in human beings (Norway); 53. Take appropriate measures to ensure stricter control on the new workpermit system and intensify its efforts to bring to justice all those involved in trafficking in persons (Argentina); 54. Ensure that the efforts made to guarantee freedom of movement are continued (Algeria); 55. Further ensure political representation of the three religious minority groups and promote their stronger involvement in the planning and implementation of various projects providing financial assistance for their educational and cultural needs (Armenia); 56. Consider the measures it deems appropriate to guarantee effective access to basic education for all (Algeria); 57. Take additional measures to reduce the gender wage gap and further improve the integration of women in employment through measures such as the creation of more childcare facilities and educational facilities for working mothers (Norway); 58. Strengthen enforcement of its existing legal framework protecting the equality of women in employment, particular for those in unskilled and lowwage position (United States); 59. Adopt an effective policy for the integration of migrants (Sweden); 60. Inform migrants of their rights (Sweden); 61. Take appropriate measures for the provision of legal aid to asylumseekers and migrants (Brazil); 62. Consider alternative measures to the detention of migrants that will be less restrictive of the human rights of the individuals concerned, (Brazil); 63. Take further steps to integrate refugees (United Kingdom); 64. Continue adopting appropriate measures to secure the human rights of asylum-seekers and irregular migrants (Chile); 19