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31.239
Implement the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons for the
2021–2025 period, thus developing a comprehensive policy in the area of
trafficking in women, children and adolescents and smuggling of migrants
(Romania);
31.240
Redouble its efforts in conducting training programmes for duty
bearers to enhance identification and referral of victims of trafficking in persons,
especially women and children (Philippines);
31.241
Strengthen institutions and policies on trafficking in persons and
provide comprehensive assistance and protection to victims (Mexico);
31.242
Establish specialized institutions and policies to document cases of
migrants, women, children and the most vulnerable becoming victims of human
trafficking, forced prostitution and sexual slavery, and to protect them from such
occurrences (Liechtenstein);
31.243
Pursue the efforts undertaken to combat trafficking in human beings,
particularly the sexual exploitation of children and women, by strengthening the
fight against traffickers (Djibouti);
31.244
Step up efforts to fight against human trafficking, especially when it
comes to women and children (Congo);
31.245
Take specific measures to protect women and children against human
trafficking (Angola);
31.246
Take urgent steps to end forced labour, sexual exploitation and human
trafficking in the Arco Minero del Orinoco (United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland);
31.247
Strengthen its efforts in combating trafficking in persons, in particular
in women, children and Venezuelan migrants, and in effectively implementing
the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Thailand);
31.248
Properly address the identification and accompaniment of victims of
trafficking (Serbia);
31.249
Continue its efforts to improve access to essential services (State of
Palestine);
31.250
Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development,
and improve people’s living standards (China);
31.251
Continue its efforts to guarantee effective enjoyment of economic and
social rights (Turkey);
31.252
Take further steps to improve the level of well-being and social
protection of the population (Belarus);
31.253
Continue to work to enhance the protection and inclusion of the most
vulnerable populations (Oman);
31.254
Continue to implement and expand its social protection plans
(Kuwait);
31.255
Continue developing actions to protect the human rights of all people
in the face of the economic situation in the country (South Sudan);
31.256
Continue to develop social protection mechanisms for people through
the monthly subsidies system to confront the economic war and coercive
unilateral measures (Syrian Arab Republic);
31.257
Continue its efforts to counter unilateral coercive measures in order to
eliminate the negative effects of these unlawful measures on the human rights of
the Venezuelan people (Islamic Republic of Iran);
31.258
Continue its efforts to promote sustainable economic and social
development while protecting the population from the systematic and continued
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