A/HRC/57/10 110.71 Take steps to ensure that the Penal Code includes comprehensive provisions to penalize the abduction of and trafficking in children (Ireland); 110.72 Strengthen measures to promote decent work and equal employment opportunities for all without discrimination, particularly women, youth and persons with disabilities (Thailand); 110.73 Adopt legislative measures, including an amendment to the Employment Act, to promote the employment of persons with disabilities in the labour market (Togo); 110.74 Adapt legislative measures focused on promoting employment opportunities and equal conditions for persons with disabilities in the general labour market (Dominican Republic); 110.75 Establish targeted initiatives to combat women’s unemployment and promote women’s access to employment in the formal sector (Viet Nam); 110.76 Take measures to reduce women’s unemployment and promote access to the formal economy with sufficient social security coverage (Costa Rica); 110.77 Adopt programmes to reduce women’s unemployment and promote women’s access to employment in the formal sector (Maldives); 110.78 Take measures to promote women’s access to employment in the formal sector, with equal pay for equal work, just and favourable conditions of work and sufficient social protection, as well as to protect them against the risk of unemployment (Portugal); 110.79 Strengthen laws and policies to provide enhanced social protection for the population (Indonesia); 110.80 Implement a comprehensive social protection system that coordinates existing plans, programmes and strategies with a systemic approach to ensure an adequate standard of living for all persons without discrimination (Paraguay); 110.81 Continue developing the national social protection system with respect to social benefits for persons with disabilities (Senegal); 110.82 Continue with its efforts to reduce poverty and promote socioeconomic development (Russian Federation); 110.83 Continue efforts to implement measures that enable the exercise of the right to adequate housing (Uruguay); 110.84 Continue the implementation of national programmes aimed at promoting and protecting the rights to food, housing, water and sanitation (Cuba); 110.85 Continue its efforts to protect and guarantee the right to food and, in particular, develop programmes that encourage the resilience of sustainable agricultural production systems (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 110.86 Provide targeted support to farmers, protect local food systems and diversity and strengthen the resilience of agricultural production systems, given the effects of climate change and a growing dependence on imported food (Luxembourg); 110.87 Continue the allocation of greater funds under the Vanuatu Food Safety, Security and Nutrition Policy 2022–2030 (Pakistan); 110.88 Advance in the education and training of people from vulnerable groups to become economically independent and self-sufficient (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 110.89 Continue to increase investment in health services to better protect the people’s right to health (China); GE.24-09741 15