A/HRC/46/11 84.63 Implement measures and an action plan aimed at combating and preventing human trafficking (Dominican Republic); 84.64 Provide women who are at risk of being trafficked or exploited through prostitution with the opportunity to pursue training or studies in order to earn a decent living, and also provide them with social and professional reintegration programmes (Senegal); 84.65 Ensure the conduct of prompt, effective and impartial investigations into cases of trafficking in persons, particularly trafficking in migrant workers, and provide adequate protection and assistance to victims (Philippines); 84.66 Pursue further efforts to eliminate the legal exception which allows marriage from the age of 14 (Brazil); 84.67 Continue taking measures to improve access to housing (Dominican Republic); 84.68 Decriminalize abortion in all circumstances and remove legal, administrative and practical barriers to accessing safe and legal abortion services (Iceland); 84.69 Amend legislation to legalize the termination of pregnancy at least in cases of risk to the life of the pregnant woman, rape, incest and severe impairment of the fetus and decriminalize abortion in all other cases (Montenegro); 84.70 Legalize and facilitate access to the voluntary interruption of pregnancy for reasons of rape, incest and when the health of the mother is at risk with a subsequent amendment of article 108 of the Criminal Code (Mexico); 84.71 Decriminalize abortion by removing abortion from the Criminal Code, article 108 (Netherlands); 84.72 Amend article 108 of its Criminal Code in order to decriminalize abortion (Canada); 84.73 Amend its legislation in order to legalize the termination of pregnancies, at the very least in cases of risk to the life of the pregnant woman, rape, incest and severe impairment of the fetus (Denmark); 84.74 Legalize abortion at least in cases of risk to the life of the pregnant woman, rape, incest and severe impairment of the fetus and decriminalize abortion in all other cases (Germany); 84.75 Guarantee rights in the area of sexual and reproductive health by providing access without obstacles to information, education and services on sexual and reproductive health, ensuring that persons in this sector can work without fear of reprisals (Luxembourg); 84.76 Amend domestic legislation to protect women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 84.77 Guarantee the access of women and girls to sexual and reproductive rights and health by decriminalizing abortion (France); 84.78 Continue developing prevention workshops in the educational system on gender stereotypes and violence, as well as on the situation of migrants and refugees, among other issues that have a social impact (Cuba); 84.79 Ensure that the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women is applied by public authorities across all sectors and at all levels (Montenegro); 84.80 Ensure that the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women is invoked and applied across all sectors and at all levels, in legislation and policy (Cyprus); 14 GE.20-17726