A/HRC/48/5 122.145 Develop a national plan of action in line with international standards to combat slavery which includes effective measures to free victims of traditional slavery practices and provides children with rehabilitation, psychological recovery services and assistance for reintegrating into their families (Malaysia); 122.146 Strengthen measures to combat human trafficking and eradicate all practices of slavery, including those based on descent (Mexico); 122.147 Investigate effectively cases of child trafficking, child prostitution and child pornography, and punish and prosecute the perpetrators with appropriate sanctions in accordance with the gravity of their crimes (Montenegro); 122.148 Strengthen measures for the fight against terrorism, human trafficking and other transnational organized crimes (Nigeria); 122.149 Ensure the allocation of adequate resources for measures to combat slavery and trafficking in persons and for programmes to rehabilitate victims (Philippines); 122.150 Provide the National Mechanism for Combating Trafficking in Persons and Illegal Trafficking of Migrants with the necessary human and financial resources for its effective operation (Somalia); 122.151 Continue to strengthen actions aimed at combating trafficking in persons as well as all forms of slavery (South Africa); 122.152 Redouble efforts to put in place a national strategy and action plan on the eradication of slavery (South Sudan); 122.153 Step up measures against human trafficking by adopting and implementing the new action plans on combating trafficking in persons and illegal trafficking of migrants (Sri Lanka); 122.154 Continue its efforts to strengthen its institutional mechanism to combat trafficking in persons and to ensure that all cases of slavery and trafficking in persons, including those involving children, are investigated and perpetrators are held to account (State of Palestine); 122.155 Continue promoting progress made in combating trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling (Tunisia); 122.156 Strictly enforce anti-slavery laws and combat discrimination against descendants of former slaves (Ukraine); 122.157 Set out a plan for improving the implementation of the 2003 law criminalizing slavery, ensuring judges across the Niger are more aware of the law and better able to implement it, including through training (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.158 Guarantee the implementation of the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the Human Rights Committee, by adopting the necessary measures to eradicate all forms of slavery, including those based on descent and other forms of child slavery, as well as to disseminate legislation criminalizing slavery and ensure that those responsible for such practices are prosecuted by courts in accordance with the law (Uruguay); 122.159 Continue to promote poverty reduction and to improve people’s living standards (China); 122.160 Keep up the efforts to improve security and the economic and sociocultural problems faced by the country (Cuba); 122.161 Further strengthen its efforts to fight against poverty and promote full access to health and sanitation in cooperation with the relevant United Nations agencies and other departments (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 122.162 Pursue the implementation of economic and social development programmes in order to reduce disparities (Algeria); 18 GE.21-09329