A/HRC/36/15 throughout the Kingdom, in particular in Aruba and in the Caribbean Netherlands (Liechtenstein); 131.118 Ensure the protection and rehabilitation of victims of sexual exploitation (Uruguay); 131.119 Work to ensure equal access to justice across the Kingdom, including by opening offices to provide easily accessible legal advice and referrals in Saba, Bonaire and Sint Eustatius (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 131.120 Consider including in its next universal periodic review report information on measures it has taken to analyse potential risk factors that could lead to atrocities, including by utilizing the United Nations Framework of Analysis for Atrocity Crimes: A Tool for Prevention, and on any assistance it has given to other States to prevent atrocity crimes (Rwanda); 131.121 Take necessary measures to ensure that the collection and maintenance of data for criminal purposes do not entail massive surveillance of innocent persons (Spain); 131.122 Fully implement international commitments stemming from United Nations human rights conventions such as on the prohibition of torture, inhuman or degrading treatment and on the rights to liberty of movement, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and association, to which the Netherlands is a party, including with respect to the rights of foreigners, in particular senior government officials present in its territory (Turkey); 131.123 Progressively develop existing capacity to effectively tackle modern slavery in fulfilment of its shared treaty obligations, building resilience across the entire Kingdom of the Netherlands (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 131.124 Strengthen efforts to combat human trafficking (Morocco); 131.125 Prevent and promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigate, prosecute and punish human trafficking and provide adequate protection and means of redress to the victims (Islamic Republic of Iran); 131.126 Further improve the legislative framework to control trafficking in migrant women and their exploitation in prostitution and in inhuman and undignified occupations (Iraq); 131.127 Redouble efforts to identify victims of human trafficking among asylum seekers, in particular unaccompanied children (Panama); 131.128 Adopt and implement specific legislation on the collection, use and accumulation of metadata and individual profiles, including in security and anti-terrorist activities, guaranteeing the right to privacy, transparency and accountability and the right to decide on the use, correction and deletion of personal data (Mexico); 131.129 Ensure the protection of private life and prevent cases of unwarranted access by special agencies to the personal information of citizens on the Internet when there is no connection with any illegal actions (Russian Federation); 131.130 Promote gender equality in relation to bridging the wage gap, especially for women belonging to religious and ethnic minorities (Bahrain); 131.131 Study the possibility of a universal basic income programme in all regions with a view to phasing out the existing social protection system, in full consultation with key stakeholders (Haiti); 131.132 Ensure continuous access to health care, notably for vulnerable persons (France); 18