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135.114 Strengthen the effectiveness of measures to protect human rights
defenders, especially women human rights defenders who fight against female
genital mutilation and child marriage (Cabo Verde);
135.115 Continue enhancing the capacity and resources of law enforcement
and the judiciary in the fight against human trafficking, especially in women and
children (Philippines);
135.116 Increase national efforts aimed at addressing the crime of trafficking
in persons, especially women, girls and children, by mobilizing adequate
financial resources, building the capacity of law enforcement personnel and
taking advantage of the best practices in this field (Bahrain);
135.117 Continue strengthening the technical and operational capacities of law
enforcement in the fight against trafficking in persons (Georgia);
135.118 Continue the initiatives undertaken in the fight against trafficking in
persons, allocating the necessary resources for this purpose (Bolivarian Republic
of Venezuela);
135.119 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons and child labour,
allocating sufficient financial resources, in particular for the committees in
charge of these issues (Lebanon);
135.120 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons and provide
comprehensive care for victims, and support the focal points in communities to
report violence (Jordan);
135.121 Strengthen measures aimed at eradicating trafficking in children
(Ukraine);
135.122 Continue and intensify its efforts to eliminate trafficking in children in
cocoa plantations (Mali);
135.123 Intensify efforts to prevent human trafficking, particularly in women
and children, and enhance victim support mechanisms (Mozambique);
135.124 Strengthen mechanisms to prevent, combat and punish trafficking in
persons, and intensify awareness-raising measures (Paraguay);
135.125 Continue the fight against child trafficking, exploitation and labour
(Burundi);
135.126 Continue prohibiting all forms of slavery, including trafficking in
persons, by focusing on eradicating child labour and enhancing the enforcement
of criminal and labour laws (State of Palestine);
135.127 Increase the supply of vocational training to meet the challenges of
youth employability (Congo);
135.128 Strengthen vocational training and decent employment opportunities
for the country’s youth (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
135.129 Continue making efforts to promote the transition of women in the
informal sector to the formal one (Angola);
135.130 Ensure that women’s unpaid work is recognized, reduced and
redistributed through investments in infrastructure and social services, such as
childcare, and the promotion of men’s participation in domestic and family
responsibilities (Panama);
135.131 Redouble efforts in bringing women at work in the informal sector
under the social protection framework (Nepal);
135.132 Continue efforts to improve access to basic social services for all
(Türkiye);
135.133 Continue its efforts to improve access to basic social services for all
(United Republic of Tanzania);
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