A/HRC/14/17 42. Take concrete steps to increase the protection of women, ensuring that, complaints of domestic violence are properly registered and investigated by the police, and that perpetrators are prosecuted and convicted (Norway); 43. Continue its efforts to eradicate female genital mutilation and strengthen implementation of its laws and administrative decisions criminalising its perpetrators (Bhutan); 44. Continue increasing efforts aimed at combating trafficking in human beings at the national as well as at the international level, including through coordination and cooperation with interested governments, international organisations and NGOs (Belarus); 45. Continue its efforts aimed at combating trafficking in persons at the policy and legislative levels in cooperation with civil society and the media, with a view to providing victims of trafficking with the needed protection and counselling, contributing to international efforts in this regards (Philippines); 46. Continue pursing social policies in keeping with family values and not be intimidated by suggestions on social norms that are controversial, nonuniversal and specific to certain societies (Bangladesh); 47. Continue to create conducive environment for the enjoyment of freedom of religion and belief including through introduction of further measures for promoting equal rights and social harmony among followers of different religions (Armenia); 48. Better disseminate the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders and ensure its full observance (Norway); 49. Implement programs to fight against child labour (Syrian Arab Republic); 50. Continue its policies aimed at ensuring the enjoyment by all segments of society of their rights to food and social services (Azerbaijan); 51. Intensify its programs to extend social and economic rights to all and improve standard of living for those with limited income (Algeria); 52. Continue to strengthen its efforts in ensuring housing for all Egyptian citizens (Saudi Arabia); 53. Effectively address poverty and unemployment, in cooperation with international community (Lebanon); 54. Intensify its efforts to wealth distribution and poverty eradication, especially assistance to the marginalized and disadvantaged groups (Malaysia); 55. Make additional efforts in eradicating illiteracy (Lebanon); 56. Continue efforts in eradicating illiteracy and adult education and share its pioneering experience in this field (Qatar); 57. Continue its efforts aimed at eradication of illiteracy in rural areas (Kuwait); 58. Continue implementing the National Illiteracy Eradication Project, giving priority to girls and women (Bolivia); 59. Continue to strengthen policies that have led to a decrease of the illiteracy rates (Angola); 15