A/HRC/47/6 130.133 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and contemporary forms of slavery (Bahrain); 130.134 Continue to take adequate measures to eradicate all contemporary forms of slavery (India); 130.135 Increase efforts to fully eliminate practices related to the legacy of slavery (Burundi); 130.136 Take all steps to combat slavery-like practices and to end child exploitation (France); 130.137 Speed up the implementation of the National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Sudan); 130.138 Continue efforts to protect women and children against human trafficking (Lesotho); 130.139 Invest additional efforts in fighting human trafficking by improving the legal framework, relying on international standards on the rights of the child (Serbia); 130.140 Incorporate a comprehensive child-rights perspective into the action plan on combating trafficking in persons to further combat the sexual and labour exploitation, sale, abduction of and trafficking in children (Malaysia); 130.141 Intensify efforts to prohibit all forms of slavery, including the provision of adequate financial and human resources for the specialized courts to ensure that investigated cases lead to convictions (Botswana); 130.142 Take the necessary measures to eradicate human trafficking and forced labour, including child labour (Italy); 130.143 Take further measures to eradicate slavery, including by improving enforcement practices to combat this crime and providing support and rehabilitation for victims of slavery (Belarus); 130.144 Mobilize adequate resources that cater for effective implementation of the National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (Ethiopia); 130.145 Ensure the effective implementation of the trafficking in persons Act, including by promoting the reporting of child trafficking incidents (Malaysia); 130.146 Strengthen implementation of its anti-human trafficking efforts, particularly through its National Action Plan (Philippines); 130.147 Improve and strengthen the legal and institutional framework with a view to eliminating forced labour, child forced labour and human trafficking (Mozambique); 130.148 Combat trafficking in persons by raising awareness of it, documenting the phenomenon and improving the legal framework, as well as by ensuring that all offenders are prosecuted in court, while protecting and assisting victims through social reintegration and voluntary return (Holy See); 130.149 Scale up efforts to combat human trafficking and protect the rights of victims as well as the rights of migrants and persons in vulnerable situations (Nigeria); 130.150 Fight against human trafficking in coordination with other countries in the region (Islamic Republic of Iran); 130.151 Cooperate with all international activists in the fight against trafficking in persons (Somalia); 130.152 Redouble its efforts in operationalizing the national employment promotion strategy, which prioritizes the creation of sustainable employment (Ethiopia); 18 GE.21-04660