A/HRC/38/13 105.62 Take further steps to ensure the full exercise of freedom of expression and media, including by ensuring the effective investigation and prosecution of alleged threats and attacks on media personnel and property (Canada); 105.63 Recognize the important role of media self-regulation for journalists as the most effective tool to raise professional and ethical standards of the media without undue interference (Austria); 105.64 Implement vigorous policies to combat trafficking in persons, which also ensures the prosecution of perpetrators (Sierra Leone); 105.65 Ensure effective implementation of the Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy 2012–2018 and its Action Plan (Bulgaria); 105.66 Systematically strengthen legal and institutional mechanisms in order to more efficiently and effectively address human trafficking through Montenegro (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 105.67 Continue increasing actions to fight against human trafficking, especially of women and children, and strengthen measures to prevent and improve the detection of human trafficking cases (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 105.68 Continue the efforts to combat human trafficking, especially of women and girls belonging to minorities, and take the necessary measures to ensure the protection and assistance of all victims of human trafficking (Algeria); 105.69 Take additional measures to combat human trafficking (Angola); 105.70 Enhance the practical measures to combat human trafficking, including the identification, prosecution and punishment of perpetrators and the provision of protection to the victims (Belarus); 105.71 Ensure that the perpetrators of trafficking in human beings are brought to justice (Russian Federation); 105.72 Adopt additional measures for the identification, adequate protection and rehabilitation of the victims of human trafficking (Russian Federation); 105.73 Take further measures to ensure rehabilitation and reintegration of the victims of human trafficking (Armenia); 105.74 Strengthen its public policy aimed at combating human trafficking, particularly of girls and women of Roma, Ashkali and Gypsy origin, at the regional level and in cooperation with neighbouring countries (Côte d’Ivoire); 105.75 Continue national efforts to combat human trafficking and child abuse (Egypt); 105.76 Vigorously pursue public policy programmes aimed at combating trafficking in persons, in particular of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian girls and women (Ghana); 105.77 Implement its public policy against human trafficking, in particular of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian girls and women, including at the regional level and in cooperation with neighbouring countries, by ensuring that all the victims of trafficking have free and immediate access to reception centres, medical care, psychological counselling, legal assistance and specialized rehabilitation services, as well as temporary residence permits, regardless of their ability or willingness to cooperate with the judicial authorities (Honduras); 105.78 Enhance efforts to counter trafficking in human beings (Iraq); 105.79 Guarantee the implementation of policies aimed at combating trafficking in persons, in particular to protect Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian girls and women, who tend to be particularly vulnerable to being victims of this crime (Mexico); 15