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157.33
Take appropriate measures to ensure that the rights of the child are
respected, including by prohibiting all forms of corporal punishment (Italy);
157.34
Further intensify efforts to address root causes of trafficking in
persons, especially women and children (Philippines);
157.35
Step up efforts in conducting capacity-building activities for duty
bearers in the areas of combating trafficking in persons and violence against
women and children (Philippines);
157.36
Explicitly define and criminalize the sale of children and develop
other mechanisms to address child trafficking (Portugal);
157.37
Intensify efforts aimed at bilateral, regional and international
cooperation to prevent trafficking in persons (Qatar);
157.38
Tighten the normative framework that prohibits human trafficking
and sexual exploitation, but also the awareness and sensitization of the
population in this regard (Spain);
157.39
Intensify efforts to prevent trafficking, through bilateral, regional
and international cooperation (Timor-Leste);
157.40
Strengthen legislation and public policies to eradicate trafficking in
persons, in particular of girls and boys (Mexico);
157.41
Redouble efforts to address the root causes of trafficking in women
and girls, and ensure rehabilitation and social reintegration of victims (Côte
d’Ivoire);
157.42
Continue its efforts aimed at preventing and combating trafficking in
persons (Democratic Republic of the Congo);
157.43
Continue to combat trafficking in women and children by ensuring
the rehabilitation and social reintegration of victims (Gabon);
157.44
Continue the efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in persons
(Georgia);
157.45
Continue its engagement to ensure the rehabilitation and social
integration of victims of trafficking, including by providing them with access to
shelters, and legal and medical assistance (Hungary);
157.46
Intensify efforts to protect and promote freedom of religion or belief
and the rights of persons belonging to religious minorities (Italy);
157.47
Prevent the misuse of defamation laws to unduly constrain freedom
of expression both online and offline (United States of America);
157.48
Do not relent in its poverty alleviation efforts and the fight against
corruption (Nigeria);
157.49 Continue to be committed to eradicating poverty, particularly in
rural areas, and intensifying infrastructure constructions in rural areas and
increasing the income of peasants (China);
157.50
Continue efforts to provide government services on the Internet
(Jordan);
157.51
Continue its reforms in health and education to enhance access to
quality services for all (Pakistan);
157.52
Accelerate efforts towards effective solutions for the provision of
basic services in the rural areas such as health, education and potable water
(Bahrain);
157.53
Continue reform measures in health and education for higher-quality
services (Myanmar);
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