A/HRC/13/13 65. Enact specific legislation to punish violence against women and establish structures for the protection of victims (Chile); 66. Enhance protection of rights of women and children, in particular those in the most vulnerable situations (Lithuania); 67. Take further measures to prohibit all forms of violence against children and women (Brazil); 68. Strengthen measures, including through international dialogue and cooperation, to combat human trafficking and provide appropriate assistance to victims of trafficking (Philippines); 69. Step up measures to comprehensively address the problem of trafficking and violence against women, including by increasing public awareness campaigns (Malaysia); 70. Continue to achieve its objective of establishing respect for law in society (Belarus); 71. Provide unlimited access to ICRC to all detention facilities in the country (Netherlands); 72. Give all in detention a fair trial (Norway); 73. Train professionals involved in the judicial system on the relevant international standards on a fair trial and rule of law (Sweden); 74. Ensure that all persons deprived of their liberty are treated with humanity and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human being (Poland); 75. Guarantee separated families’ fundamental right to know the fate of their family members across the border and to communicate and regularly meet together (Republic of Korea); 76. Do everything possible, in cooperation with the Republic of Korea, to ensure that the maximum number of meetings of separated families is organized (Switzerland); 77. Take concrete steps to continue the process of family reunification, because for the elder generation even a delay of one or two years means that their chance of seeing their relatives may be lost forever (Hungary); 78. Adopt measures to facilitate family reunification as recommended by the Special Rapporteur on DPRK (Germany); 79. Allow the exercise of the right to the freedom of expression and the freedom of association and assembly, by fostering and facilitating civil society entities and enabling them to obtain status under law (Israel); 80. Decriminalize the practice of leaving the country without permission or at least allow free movement of citizens within the country (Greece); 81. Pay special attention to the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee in the field of freedom of movement, including the right to leave the country (Hungary); 82. Decriminalize unauthorized travel (Switzerland); 83. Ensure full respect for the rights to freedom of association, expression, religion or belief and movement (Canada); 17