A/HRC/44/14 citizens, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Germany); 45.184 Consider revising the current law according to which the right to conscientious objection to military service is a criminal act (Croatia); 45.185 Consider the introduction of civil service for conscientious objectors to military service (Croatia); 45.186 Adopt a general law against trafficking in persons and continue efforts to prevent, suppress and punish this phenomenon and all forms of sexual exploitation of children (Togo); 45.187 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and to ensure the protection of its victims (Nigeria); 45.188 Further strengthen efforts to counter human trafficking and the protection of trafficking victims (Indonesia); 45.189 Maintain the efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in persons, to protect victims and international cooperation in that area (Cuba); 45.190 Adopt a comprehensive law to combat trafficking in persons (Ecuador); 45.191 Adopt a comprehensive anti-trafficking law (Hungary); 45.192 Adopt a comprehensive anti-trafficking law and continue efforts to prevent, supress and punish trafficking in persons, in line with target 5.2 of the Sustainable Development Goals (India); 45.193 Continue effort to combat human trafficking (Lebanon); 45.194 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including by strengthening the legal framework and ensuring the safety and welfare of victims of trafficking (Sri Lanka); 45.195 Increase efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly among vulnerable groups such as migrants (Bahamas); 45.196 Increase efforts to reduce trafficking in women and girls internally and across borders (Iraq); 45.197 Take the necessary measures to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children among refugees (Bahrain); 45.198 Increase actions targeted at preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and proactive identification of victims, especially in the context of the refugee and migrant crisis (Republic of Moldova); 45.199 Strengthen the rights of married women and their children through the civil registration of all marriages (Togo); 45.200 Repeal illegal measures that dismissed tens of thousands from their governmental positions, abolish decisions that ousted democratically elected officials, release those arrested among these officials, and compensate those affected by these measures (Egypt); 45.201 Continue taking measures to improve the universal coverage of health services to the population (Dominican Republic); 45.202 Increase women’s access to higher education (South Sudan); 45.203 Continue its efforts to improve education and adopt policies to enhance inclusion in education for girls and children with disabilities (State of Palestine); 45.204 Continue efforts to enhance access to inclusive education for children with disabilities (Tunisia); 17