A/HRC33/15 106.36 Ensure that rape is diligently prosecuted as a grievous sexual assault (Slovenia); 106.37 Enact laws and policies to combat the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace and in public life (Guatemala); 106.38 Put in place a system to support victims of sexual and gender-based violence (Spain); 106.39 Strengthen and expand policies, protections and programs addressing gender-based violence and sexual exploitation of children, provide targeted training to law enforcement, and ensure survivors are protected and have access to medical and legal services (Canada); 106.40 Take immediate and long term actions to eliminate discrimination and violence against women, narrow the gender gap in economic and social settings, and undertake public campaigns against gender-based violence (Malaysia); 106.41 Ensure proper investigation of child abuse (Germany); 106.42 Introduce more rigorous anti-trafficking laws to better protect women and girls (Sierra Leone); 106.43 Provide adequate funding and human resources for its anti-human trafficking programs (Philippines); 106.44 Strengthen existing policies to combat human trafficking (Spain); 106.45 Improve efforts to address human trafficking by strengthening procedures for identifying victims of trafficking (Turkey); 106.46 Continue to take steps to strengthen the protection for and assistance to victims, and to prosecute perpetrators, by ensuring the full implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Act (Singapore); 106.47 Ensure that victims of trafficking are provided with the opportunity to seek asylum and enjoy the corresponding rights and services, to strengthen the effort to protect and assist victims of trafficking (Uganda); 106.48 Continue efforts to strengthen the system for combatting trafficking in persons and establish a response mechanism to provide assistance to victims of this crime (Mexico); 106.49 Continue to strengthen national efforts to address the phenomenon of trafficking in human beings (Egypt); 106.50 Provide increased support to the family as the dominant and only natural environment suitable for raising children, to ensure adequate protection (Uganda); 106.51 Step up efforts to facilitate the participation of women in political and public affairs and to combat stereotypes regarding the role of women (Argentina); 106.52 Continue the efforts to reduce the unemployment rate, eradicate poverty, and give priority to the protection and promotion of economic, social and cultural rights of people (China); 106.53 Adopt a human rights based approach in the engagement with youth, and increase the resources for youth development in urban and rural areas, including by improving the access to and quality of education (Malaysia); 17