A/HRC/48/4 138.143 Continue its efforts in addressing gender-based violence and ensure the effective investigation, prosecution and punishment of perpetrators (State of Palestine); 138.144 Continue efforts to combat violence against women and children, with a particular emphasis on providing support measures to victims, such as access to magistrates’ courts and police stations (Germany); 138.145 Ensure that all cases of violence against women and girls are thoroughly and effectively investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted and held to account (Switzerland); 138.146 Ensure digital rights in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 138.147 Take concrete steps to improve the safety of journalists, investigate incidents of attacks on journalists and implement the United Nations Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity (Greece); 138.148 Promote and protect the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, as well as media freedom and the safety of journalists (Latvia); 138.149 Strengthen the representation of civil society in the country’s decisionmaking process (Albania); 138.150 Whereas female representation has improved, to the extent that 44 per cent of seats in the National Assembly are held by women (according to InterParliamentary Union data), Namibia should continue to promote the representation of women in Parliament and in other decision-making institutions (Malawi); 138.151 Enhance public education programmes on human trafficking and ensure sufficient resources to fully train law enforcement and judicial staff in support of the Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act (1 of 2018) (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 138.152 Intensify efforts to prevent and fight against trafficking in human beings (Azerbaijan); 138.153 Sustain efforts in combating human trafficking, poverty reduction, as well as access to justice (Nigeria); 138.154 Continue to conduct public awareness-raising and capacity-building programmes on trafficking in persons for duty bearers (Philippines); 138.155 Ensure that existing national cybercrime, data protection and privacy legislation is fully compliant with international human rights standards (Canada); 138.156 Continue to support, through economic and social policies and customary law, the institution of the family and the preservation of family values (Haiti); 138.157 Take rigorous measures to stem occupational segregation based on sex in the labour market and strengthen the fight against traditional practices harmful to women and girls (Togo); 138.158 Take actions to end job segregation based on sex, including measures to increase the participation of women in managerial positions (Chile); 138.159 Further recognize the role of health and essential workers in defending human rights during the COVID-19 pandemic and continue its work at the national and international levels in providing a safe and enabling environment for such workers (Indonesia); 138.160 Intensify efforts to improve living conditions for older persons (Congo); 18