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104.77 Continue the efforts made towards adapting to climate change by
incorporating climate change into the school curricula and establishing an early
warning system in schools, in addition to establishing a comprehensive system of
social protection in the event of disasters (Sudan);
104.78 Enhance children’s awareness and preparedness for climate change
and natural disasters (Timor-Leste);
104.79 Implement a more mindful policy to protect the environment and
reduce the negative impact of climate change (Vanuatu);
104.80 Maintain its commitment to advocate for climate action that is
consistent with existing human rights agreements, obligations, standards and
principles (Barbados);
104.81 Improve the capacities to respond to climate change and to resist
natural disasters (China);
104.82 Continue consolidating the national policies and programmes designed
to achieve greater and more efficient adaptation of the population to the effects
of climate change (Dominican Republic);
104.83 Ensure that women, children, persons with disabilities, minority
groups and rural communities are meaningfully engaged in the development and
implementation of climate change and disaster risk reduction frameworks (Fiji);
104.84 Continue efforts to combat climate change, including considering the
development and implementation of relocation strategies for coastal
communities affected by rising sea levels (Fiji);
104.85
Establish a moratorium on the death penalty (Argentina);
104.86 Develop, enact and implement comprehensive anti-human trafficking
legislation; fully implement the 2020–2025 national action plan on human
trafficking; and ratify the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking
in Persons, Especially Women and Children (United States of America);
104.87 Introduce freedom of information legislation in compliance with
international standards (Estonia);
104.88
Guarantee freedom of expression and access to information (France);
104.89 Conduct credible investigations into, and impose and enforce criminal
penalties for, government corruption through operationalizing the 2018
Independent Commission against Corruption (United States of America);
104.90 Take further measures to combat corruption, including through
cooperation between the Independent Commission against Corruption with antigraft agencies in the region (Indonesia);
104.91 Continue to seek technical assistance from United Nations agencies to
ensure that the formal justice system is accessible to all, especially those living in
rural areas and to vulnerable groups, such as women, persons with disabilities
and the elderly population (Maldives);
104.92 Continue to seek technical assistance from the United Nations and
other development partners, in particular to strengthen the access of vulnerable
people and those in rural areas to the formal justice system (Timor-Leste);
104.93 Continue to consolidate protection and access to justice, especially for
people from vulnerable groups and victims of gender violence (Bolivarian
Republic of Venezuela);
104.94 Strengthen democratic elections by amending the Electoral Act to
clarify eligibility requirements for voter registration with respect to residency
(Australia);
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