A/HRC/44/11 network of social workers, with a view to offering the highest possible protection to vulnerable children and victims of violence (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 119.89 Strengthen efforts to prevent, investigate and prosecute cases of child trafficking, in particular those linked to forced begging and sex tourism (Canada); 119.90 Redouble efforts to prevent and combat child trafficking, child labour, exploitation and sexual abuse of children, as well as early, forced and child marriage (Brazil); 119.91 Legislate on the fight against transnational trafficking of children and sexual tourism with minors, and implement judicial mechanisms for the investigation and prosecution of such crimes (Mexico); 119.92 Take further measures to investigate all cases of child trafficking and provide services to victims exploited in neighbouring countries (Montenegro); 119.93 Intensify government initiatives to address youth unemployment through professional training (Holy See); 119.94 Continue to consolidate its inclusive public policies in the area of economic, social and cultural rights, with a view to improving the quality of life of its people, with international cooperation and support (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 119.95 Take further steps to ensure that people’s right to basic services is fulfilled, by allocating the necessary budget, resources and workable programmes, particularly in the education, health and employment sectors (Indonesia); 119.96 Continue its efforts to formulate a social protection strategy as a good means of eliminating poverty in the country and of measuring progress made towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (Islamic Republic of Iran); 119.97 Continue efforts to alleviate poverty and malnutrition (Lesotho); 119.98 Further strengthen the implementation of poverty alleviation programmes through partnerships with the international community (Philippines); 119.99 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, and reduce the number of people living in poverty (China); 119.100 Take urgent measures to combat poverty among the population and ensure access to basic services (Togo); 119.101 Further accentuate action focusing on the fight against poverty through the promotion of socioeconomic activities in rural areas (Morocco); 119.102 Take steps to enhance agricultural productivity, the delivery of housing and poverty relief (South Africa); 119.103 Implement policies on food security, water resources, coastal areas and forests (Ukraine); 119.104 Continue its efforts to increase the availability of safe, potable water and adequate sanitation facilities in rural areas (Islamic Republic of Iran); 119.105 Continue to implement effective measures to combat malnutrition with a view to reducing the main cause of child mortality and morbidity (Angola); 119.106 Continue efforts to ensure an effective and efficient health-care system (Nigeria); 16