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60.150
Continue measures to prevent trafficking in persons (Nepal);
60.151
Sustain efforts in combating human trafficking and ensure the
protection of the rights of victims as well as the rights of migrants (Nigeria);
60.152
Ensure just and comprehensive investigation of human trafficking
cases, bring perpetrators to justice, ensure victims’ access to redress, and
establish mechanisms to identify and protect child victims of trafficking (Qatar);
60.513
Strengthen its efforts to thoroughly investigate all cases of human
trafficking, including trafficking in children, and ensure survivors’ access to
justice and reparations (Liechtenstein);
60.154
Step up efforts to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation,
to establish mechanisms for the identification and protection of child victims of
trafficking, to ensure that child victims are not treated as criminals, to provide
free legal aid and professional psychological assistance to child victims and to
ensure that children, after repatriation, have a guaranteed residence permit in
Denmark (Serbia);
60.155
Adopt a renewed action plan to combat trafficking in persons from
2022, prioritizing a victim-centred approach and prosecution of traffickers
(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
60.156
Ensure effective investigation and prosecution of crimes of trafficking
in persons, especially in cases where the victims are asylum seekers, and review
the conditions for granting residence permits to victims of trafficking in persons
(Belarus);
60.157
Strengthen mechanisms to protect and guard against trafficking in
human beings, including sexual exploitation (Botswana);
60.158
Eliminate human trafficking by addressing its root causes (China);
60.159
Take effective measures to prevent and suppress trafficking in persons
for the purpose of exploitation, in particular among unaccompanied minors
(Cuba);
60.160
Ensure that cases of trafficking in human beings are thoroughly
investigated, perpetrators are brought to justice and victims could have access to
reparation (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea);
60.161
Ensure that child victims of trafficking are not treated as offenders and
are provided child- and gender-sensitive legal and psychosocial assistance and
support (Philippines);
60.162
Consider establishing a national mechanism to identify and protect
child victims of trafficking to ensure that child victims are not treated as
offenders (Sudan);
60.163
Provide victims of child trafficking with free legal aid (Zambia);
60.164
Establish mechanisms to identify and protect child victims of
trafficking, ensuring prevention of secondary victimization, and provide child
victims with free legal aid, and support from child psychologists and social
workers (Croatia);
60.165
Continue to support, through economic and social policies, the
institution of the family and the preservation of family values (Haiti);
60.166
Promote policies for supporting the family, as it is the fundamental and
natural unit of society (Egypt);
60.167
Legislate on conditions of work and welfare, so as to ensure that
minimum standards are applicable to all workers, especially those from nonEuropean countries (Thailand);
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