A/HRC/41/14 131.202 Intensify the fight against trafficking in human beings, especially children (Serbia); 131.203 Strengthen efforts to combat human trafficking, particularly of women and children (Indonesia); 131.204 Adopt a law to combat people smuggling and trafficking in human beings (Madagascar); 131.205 Strengthen policies on trafficking in persons, by extending special support to women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 131.206 Further strengthen policies and programmes to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Philippines); 131.207 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Sudan); 131.208 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Egypt); 131.209 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons, with a gender perspective and to provide free legal aid and support to women and child victims of trafficking, particularly unaccompanied children (Maldives); 131.210 Adopt comprehensive legislation on trafficking in persons, with a gender perspective (Ukraine); 131.211 Not relent in its efforts to combat child labour and human trafficking (Nigeria); 131.212 Continue to strengthen efforts to eliminate child labour, including addressing its root causes by raising public awareness (Maldives); 131.213 Continue the course of political and socioeconomic reforms with a view to expediting improvement of the standard of living and well-being of all citizens (Bulgaria); 131.214 Continue to promote economic and social development, implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and improve people’s standard of life (China); 131.215 Continue its efforts to address food shortages and malnutrition in general, and access for women and children to adequate nutrition in particular (Islamic Republic of Iran); 131.216 Ensure that all women and children have access to adequate nutrition, including by increasing efforts to address food production shortages, and seek international assistance to that effect (Portugal); 131.217 Continue efforts to reduce disparities between regions in terms of access to food, water and health services (Saudi Arabia); 131.218 Continue to support efforts to combat poverty and improve the standard of living (Libya); 131.219 Continue its efforts to adopt a development policy to combat poverty and enhance human rights (Yemen); 131.220 Continue giving priority to actions for the eradication of poverty and child malnutrition, and for achieving food security (Cuba); 131.221 Continue to enact laws and regulations aimed at eliminating poverty and child malnutrition (Bahrain); 131.222 Proceed with the policy of the right of citizens to access agricultural land (Oman); 131.223 Continue to invest in the development of its public health system to increase medical coverage in rural areas (Singapore); 21