A/HRC/41/15 139.65 Continue to improve the human rights situation in prisons and detention centres through institutional capacity-building and training of law enforcement officials (Lebanon); 139.66 Further strengthen efforts in the field of combating human trafficking, including improving the national mechanism for the identification, protection and rehabilitation of victims of human trafficking (Belarus); 139.67 Continue the fight against trafficking in human beings and the engagement in the international cooperation in this respect (Bulgaria); 139.68 Improve the identification of trafficked persons and provide adequate assistance and protection to these persons, particularly to women and young girls (Croatia); 139.69 Continue increasing actions in the fight against trafficking in persons, especially women and children, and strengthen measures to detect and prevent this crime (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 139.70 Strengthen measures to prevent and combat trafficking in persons, paying particular attention to migrants and women (Honduras); 139.71 Intensify efforts to prevent trafficking in migrant workers, particularly women (Indonesia); 139.72 Ensure continuous implementation of the national framework on combating human trafficking and the provision of health care, psychosocial services and other forms of necessary support to the victims of trafficking (Afghanistan); 139.73 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons and protect women and children (Myanmar); 139.74 Take further measures in the rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of trafficking (Myanmar); 139.75 Combat human trafficking and provide victims, particularly women and children, with appropriate protection and assistance for rehabilitation (Nepal); 139.76 Sustain its efforts in preventing and combating human trafficking (Nigeria); 139.77 Take further practical and procedural measures to prevent human trafficking (Oman); 139.78 Further strengthen institutional capacity to combat trafficking in persons and enhance protection and rehabilitation measures for victims (Philippines); 139.79 Provide systematic rehabilitation and reintegration measures, counselling, medical treatment, psychological support and redress, including compensation, for victims of trafficking (Poland); 139.80 Keep up the efforts to investigate all cases of human trafficking and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Republic of Korea); 139.81 Apply legal provisions to combat trafficking in human beings, intensifying the identification of, assistance to and protection of victims and the prosecution and conviction of offenders (Spain); 139.82 Take all necessary steps to work with representatives of the Turkish Cypriot community to eliminate human trafficking (Australia); 139.83 Adopt a new national action plan to combat trafficking in persons for the period 2019–2021 (Bahrain); 139.84 Consider the adoption of a new national plan of action on combating trafficking in persons (Egypt); 16