A/HRC/32/10 120.121 Strengthen the implementation of mechanisms for the assistance of victims of trafficking, placing emphasis on child victims of this crime (Colombia); 120.122 Further combat the worst forms of child labour, including trafficking for the purpose of forced labour and prostitution (Lithuania); 120.123 Further ensure the identification and protection of victims of human trafficking (Greece); 120.124 Adopt legislative and policy measures to eradicate re-victimization in cases of trafficking and ensure adequate protection to victims, migrant workers in particular, regardless of their immigration status (Honduras); 120.125 Strengthen protection for victims of human trafficking by providing temporary residency in order to promote cooperation with law enforcement and establish legal alternatives to their deportation to countries where they may face retribution or hardship (United States of America); 120.126 Undertake a comprehensive investigation into the so-called prison flights in which the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States of America landed aircraft at Danish airports with arbitrarily detained persons on board during its special operations (Russian Federation); 120.127 Investigate, prosecute and punish all hate crimes against minorities (Azerbaijan); 120.128 Reform its criminal justice system and ensure the age of criminal responsibility is in line with international standards (Botswana); 120.129 Review the detention in solitary confinement of persons under 18 years of age, to ensure that no child is held in ordinary prisons for adults (Mexico); 120.130 Repeal the provisions that allow persons with disabilities to be subject to medication and psychiatric treatment without their consent (Mexico); 120.131 Introduce alternative measures to pre-trial detention for minors wherever possible, and develop clear rules for the treatment of minors in police custody and monitor their effective implementation in practice (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.132 Take the measures necessary to prevent the detention of minors in adult prisons (Honduras); 120.133 Limit the use of or abolish solitary confinement of children (Namibia); 120.134 Adopt legislation to limit the use of solitary confinement and abolish solitary confinement of children (Poland); 120.135 Prohibit the use of solitary confinement for children within the criminal justice system (Slovenia); 120.136 Give special considerations to juvenile offenders, such as to prohibit the use of solitary confinement against persons under 18 and separate juvenile offenders from adult offenders (Thailand); 120.137 Provide protection for the family as the natural and fundamental unit of the society (Egypt); 22