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organizations and human rights defenders, and implement a legislative and
operational framework to protect journalists (Czechia);
115.83
Continue to support community centres to enhance access to
information and communication technologies in favour of community
development (Bangladesh);
115.84
Guarantee freedom of association, expression and opinion, as well as
freedom of the press, by strengthening the independence and resources of
complaints mechanisms and by lifting all tax pressure on them (France);
115.85
Ensure that any modification to the Criminal Code does not include
obstacles to the religious freedom of Christians (Haiti);
115.86
Take the necessary measures to implement the act on combating
human trafficking and develop policies to address the causes of this
phenomenon (Qatar);
115.87
Fully and effectively implement the Comprehensive Multisectoral
Development Plan to Combat Human Trafficking and Smuggling, adopt
standard operating procedures for identifying victims of trafficking, and ensure
the effective prosecution of offenders and adequate support for victims
(Republic of Moldova);
115.88
Continue
implementing
the
Comprehensive
Multisectoral
Development Plan to Combat Human Trafficking and Smuggling through
policy, administrative and legal measures (Kenya);
115.89
Redouble efforts to combat trafficking in persons through legislative
actions and the effective implementation of the Multisectoral Development Plan
to Combat Human Trafficking and Smuggling, especially in border areas;
including the establishment of shelters for women victims of trafficking in
border areas (Paraguay);
115.90
Strengthen its mechanisms designed to combat trafficking in persons,
including cross-border law enforcement cooperation and victim assistance
programmes (Slovakia);
115.91
Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Tunisia);
115.92
Take effective measures to stop trafficking in human beings and to
ensure the rehabilitation and social integration of the victims (Ukraine);
115.93
Step up further efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially
women and children in border areas and indigenous women within the country,
including paying particular attention to the protection and restoration of the
rights of victims of trafficking (Belarus);
115.94
Enhance further efforts to continue addressing trafficking in persons
and smuggling with an emphasis on preventive and protective approaches
(Cambodia);
115.95
Strengthen the mechanisms of coordination, implementation and
evaluation of the public policy against trafficking in persons, including the
capacity-building of public officials and the strengthening of cooperation with
other countries (Chile);
115.96
Continue its training programmes against human trafficking to
further enhance the capacity of duty bearers in addressing such trafficking,
especially in women and children (Philippines);
115.97
Strengthen actions to ensure assistance and specialized protection for
victims of human trafficking, as well as regional cooperation in this area
(Ecuador);
115.98
Intensify the fight against trafficking in persons by providing
reparation to victims and reinforcing border controls (Gabon);
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