A/HRC/46/11 Commission for the Prevention of Gender-based and Domestic Violence (Australia); 84.47 Intensify efforts to improve the functioning of the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 84.48 Take appropriate measures, including through training, to ensure that judges, prosecutors and lawyers are sufficiently familiar with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination in order to apply and enforce it (Burkina Faso); 84.49 Strengthen efforts to address violence against women and children, including measures to prevent violence and support survivors, and by removing obstacles that prevent access to justice (Fiji); 84.50 Decriminalize defamation and introduce it in a civil code, in line with international standards (Luxembourg); 84.51 Stop the judicial harassment, reprisals and intimidation against human rights defenders in relation to the exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms and engagement with the United Nations (Netherlands); 84.52 Continue studying measures to increase the mechanisms of public participation, especially in relation to the right to vote, so that a greater number of residents in Andorra may participate more actively in political life in the future (Spain); 84.53 Strengthen the implementation of the 2017 Act on measures to combat human trafficking and to protect victims (Malaysia); 84.54 Adopt a national strategy and plan to combat trafficking in persons focused on prevention measures, including an information campaign focused on trafficking in persons for the purposes of labour exploitation and capacitybuilding of labour inspectors to facilitate the detection of those cases of trafficking even within homes (Chile); 84.55 Adopt a national strategy and action plan to combat trafficking in human beings (Luxembourg); 84.56 Adopt a national strategy and action plan to combat trafficking in persons (Timor-Leste); 84.57 Adopt a national strategy and a national action plan to combat human trafficking (Cyprus); 84.58 Strengthen measures for combating human trafficking and protecting victims as well addressing hate speech, including through conducting regular human rights training involving judges, prosecutors, border police, immigration authorities and other law enforcement officials (Indonesia); 84.59 Implement targeted programmes that include early identification and referral of victims of trafficking as well as expeditious, effective and impartial investigations into all cases of trafficking in persons and provide redress for victims (Malaysia); 84.60 Continue to implement measures to combat human trafficking and enhance protection for victims (Nepal); 84.61 Develop a multidisciplinary framework for the proactive identification of victims of trafficking for referral to assistance and support, involving law enforcement agencies, labour inspections, health-care staff, social workers and child protection authorities, with particular attention to at-risk sectors (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 84.62 Consider adopting a national support plan for victims of trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, in order to extend the progress made in the legislation on this matter (Brazil); GE.20-17726 13