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118.98 Put an end to the growing hostility and criminalization of journalists
and human rights defenders, and punish recent attacks against journalists for
reporting on the COVID-19 emergency (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
118.99 Accelerate the process of effective implementation of the national
programme for the prevention of, combating of, and care of victims of,
trafficking in persons and the national fund for investment in prevention and the
care of victims of trafficking in persons (Georgia);
118.100 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including ensuring the
effective investigation of these crimes and accountability for perpetrators
(Belarus);
118.101 Strengthen its efforts to prevent, combat and punish trafficking in
persons, including by providing training for judges, prosecutors, law
enforcement officers and immigration agents (Israel);
118.102 Continue addressing trafficking in persons by strengthening
enforcement measures, strict punishment and adequate training for judges,
prosecutors, law enforcement officers and immigration agents (Malaysia);
118.103 Further strengthen inter-institutional as well as multisectoral
cooperation in the development and implementation of programmes to combat
trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Philippines);
118.104 Strengthen and intensify the implementation of the national
programme and investment fund to prevent, combat, and care for victims of,
human trafficking (Botswana);
118.105 Step up efforts to prevent, combat and punish trafficking in persons,
including by providing training for judges, prosecutors, law enforcement officers
and immigration agents (Sudan);
118.106 Ensure that human trafficking offences are investigated promptly,
thoroughly and impartially, that the persons responsible are prosecuted and
punished, and the victims have access to adequate protection and assistance
measures, including legal assistance (Ukraine);
118.107 End high cases of labour and sexual exploitation, and implement a
comprehensive victim attention programme (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
118.108 Support, through economic and social policies, the institution of the
family and the preservation of family values (Haiti);
118.109 Protect the fundamental rights of domestic workers in precarious
working conditions (Ecuador);
118.110 Take concrete steps to close the pay gap between men and women, as
well as address the underrepresentation of women in public life (Bahamas);
118.111 Guarantee gender equality, especially by reducing the wage gap
between men and women (Nicaragua);
118.112 Ensure labour protection for domestic workers, especially indigenous
women (Nicaragua);
118.113 Carry out poverty reduction to substantially reduce the poor
population, and improve the living standards of the rural population and
indigenous peoples (China);
118.114 Strengthen the social security system to effectively protect the rights of
vulnerable groups (China);
118.115 Continue to implement measures aimed at reducing poverty levels in
rural areas, particularly for vulnerable groups (Dominican Republic);
118.116 Accelerate the implementation of an effective social policy, focusing on
early childhood and aimed at ending intergenerational poverty (Iceland);
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