A/HRC/53/14 127.105 Put in place mechanisms to combat the human trafficking of women and children for forced labour, sexual exploitation and domestic servitude (Gambia); 127.106 Intensify efforts to adopt the national plan to combat trafficking in persons (Ghana); 127.107 Expedite the adoption of a national plan of action to combat trafficking in persons (Timor-Leste); 127.108 Take measures to investigate, punish and prevent the exploitation of children for commercial purposes and to strengthen the training of professionals responsible for identifying child victims of trafficking and referring them to the appropriate services (Luxembourg); 127.109 Continue to take all measures to protect children from all forms of exploitation (Malawi); 127.110 Continue its efforts for combating the economic exploitation of children and eliminating all forms of discrimination against women, children and persons with disabilities (Nepal); 127.111 Take urgent measures to investigate, punish and prevent the commercial exploitation and trafficking of children, strengthen the training of professionals who are responsible for identifying and referring child victims of trafficking and ensure effective referral and support services for child victims of sale and trafficking (Argentina); 127.112 Take measures to investigate and end commercial child exploitation (Cabo Verde); 127.113 Effectively combat human trafficking activities aimed at the sexual exploitation and exploitation of children (China); 127.114 Further reinforce measures for the enhancement of people’s right to work and to just and favourable conditions of work, especially for the most vulnerable groups (Pakistan); 127.115 Pursue efforts aimed at combating unemployment and improving the standard of living of the population, in particular by targeting the vulnerable segments of society in all the components of the eighth national development plan (Djibouti); 127.116 Intensify efforts to enhance social protection and improve the livelihoods of women and children in rural areas (Iraq); 127.117 Continue strengthening the frameworks for the coordination of social protection policies focused on adolescents, to facilitate safe and productive transitions to adulthood in lower- and middle-income families (South Africa); 127.118 Continue to take measures to strengthen social protection policies and to continue to consolidate its programme on social cash transfers (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 127.119 Continue efforts to protect the rights of the child, by providing an adequate and sustainable standard of living for all children (Georgia); 127.120 Intensify efforts to address social and economic challenges, including by increasing budgetary allocations to promote sustainable access to safe drinking water (Malaysia); 127.121 Strengthen measures to reduce child poverty, including by developing a comprehensive social protection programme with adequate domestic funding (Montenegro); 127.122 Continue implementing poverty alleviation programmes in favour of vulnerable people, with particular attention given to street children (Angola); 16 GE.23-04188