A/HRC/49/5 130.97 End the intimidation, threats and harassment suffered by human rights defenders, in particular when carrying out humanitarian work (Cuba); 130.98 Pursue efforts aiming to combat human trafficking, labour exploitation and migrants smuggling (Lebanon); 130.99 Continue taking effective measures to prevent and combat trafficking in persons (Nepal); 130.100 Continue efforts in combating human trafficking and upholding the rights of victims in this regard (Nigeria); 130.101 Strengthen procedures for the identification and referral of trafficking victims, especially in the migration context, and ensure victims’ access to all needed services (Philippines); 130.102 Continue promoting the effective implementation of the national action plan on human trafficking (Saudi Arabia); 130.103 Increase efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking, in particular by putting in place effective procedures to identify victims within vulnerable groups and refer them to the relevant services, and redouble efforts to investigate suspected cases of human trafficking (Luxembourg); 130.104 Accelerate efforts to implement its 2019 national action plan to combat trafficking in human beings and continue to provide training on the new national referral mechanism to all front-line responders and relevant officials (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 130.105 Continue its efforts to combat human trafficking (Viet Nam); 130.106 Intensify its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, with particular attention to the needs of victims. (Algeria); 130.107 Strengthen efforts to prevent, respond to and ensure the identification of child victims of trafficking and exploitation, including through the development of an appropriate protective legal and policy framework (Bahamas); 130.108 Adopt appropriate measures to protect children who are victims of sexual abuse and/or exploitation and trafficking (Malta); 130.109 Keep up its efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings (Georgia); 130.110 Continue efforts to address and prevent trafficking in persons for forced labour, particularly in the agricultural industry, and strengthen a victimcentred approach (Indonesia); 130.111 Intensify its efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in persons (Islamic Republic of Iran); 130.112 Intensify efforts to combat human trafficking, particularly of migrants and asylum seekers (Iraq); 130.113 Consider taking steps towards the legal recognition of same-sex relationships, including marriage, and the possibility of adopting children (Malta); 130.114 Pass and implement laws that recognize same-sex marriage and the possibility of adopting children (Iceland); 130.115 Step up action to combat any manifestation of labour discrimination and economic exploitation of migrant workers (Peru); 130.116 Continue its focus on removing barriers to all aspects of employment for women and promoting the participation of women in political and public life (Republic of Korea); 15