A/HRC/39/10 129.80 Continue to promote regional and international cooperation in the fight against trafficking in persons at the national and international levels, whether or not linked to organized crime (Cuba); 129.81 Continue fighting against trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants (Ethiopia); 129.82 Continue efforts aimed at fighting trafficking in persons (France); 129.83 Continue efforts to fight against trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants (Gabon); 129.84 Fully implement the March 2016 trafficking legislation so that all perpetrators of human trafficking are brought to justice and victims adequately compensated (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 129.85 Strengthen efforts towards reducing trafficking in persons (Iraq); 129.86 Further strengthen measures to combat human trafficking, including by adopting a comprehensive strategy to address this phenomenon, with a specific focus on women, children and migrants (Italy); 129.87 Increase efforts to criminally prosecute traffickers and provide adequate care to trafficking victims (United States of America); 129.88 Scale up its efforts at combating trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants, and ensure the protection of the rights of migrants (Nigeria); 129.89 Fight more effectively against trafficking in persons and the illicit trafficking of migrants (Senegal); 129.90 Undertake additional measures to fight human trafficking (Serbia); 129.91 Continue the efforts made to combat trafficking in human beings (Tunisia); 129.92 Release detainees who were arrested for their support for opposition political parties (United States of America); 129.93 Ensure that the right to freedom of religion or belief is guaranteed and protected within Djibouti, and that Christians and other religious minorities are treated equally as regards their human rights and fundamental freedoms by both society and the State (Ghana); 129.94 Refrain from aggravating anti-government sentiments through restriction of political and social freedoms, in order to prevent radicalization from being entrenched and religious minorities targeted as culprits (Ghana); 129.95 Implement the six recommendations Djibouti had accepted during the second universal periodic review cycle related to freedom of expression and access to information as well as the three recommendations on the right to freedom of assembly (Zambia); 129.96 Take necessary measures to guarantee that all people can peacefully exercise their right to freedom of expression in accordance with international standards, in particular human rights defenders (Argentina); 129.97 Take necessary measures to guarantee, in its legislation and in practice, the right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, in particular by ensuring that cases of threats, harassment or intimidation and violence against members of civil society organizations, human rights defenders and journalists are investigated and their perpetrators are prosecuted (Belgium); 129.98 Amend its laws to guarantee the right to freedom of expression and peaceful association of all, including the opposition, journalists and human GE.18-11480 15