A/HRC/38/12 96.81 Step up efforts to prosecute human traffickers, including child sex traffickers, and identify and assist victims of this crime (United States of America); 96.82 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, in particular through appropriate care and programmes to assist victims and facilitate their reinsertion into society (Morocco); 96.83 Amend national legislation to ensure equality in nationality law, facilitating the acquisition, changing and retention of nationality and allowing mothers to transfer their nationality to their offspring regardless of whether or not they are adopted (Sierra Leone); 96.84 Amend its laws to ensure gender equality between Barbadian mothers and fathers with respect to their ability to transfer their nationality to their children in all circumstances (Germany); 96.85 Amend national legislation to reflect the fact that any child born outside of Barbados to a Barbadian citizen is entitled to citizenship by descent (Iceland); 96.86 Continue and, if possible, intensify programmes aimed at expanding the participation of women in more varied fields of employment (Jamaica); 96.87 Continue to advance in its successful social policies, especially in the areas of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to provide the greatest possible welfare to its population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 96.88 Reinforce the programmes against the feminization of poverty (Peru); 96.89 Continue to promote economic and social sustainable development to lay a solid foundation for people’s enjoyment of all human rights (China); 96.90 Include measures aimed at ensuring the transparent, efficient and accountable delivery of public services in its national development strategy (Azerbaijan); 96.91 Improve access to quality health-care services for all, including in remote areas, and address the challenges of maternal mortality (Indonesia); 96.92 Continue to strengthen efforts to consolidate the national legal framework by including provisions and laws on the right to education, to improve access to quality education (Libya); 96.93 Include explicitly the right to education for all without discrimination in its normative framework (Mexico); 96.94 Consider an explicit incorporation of the right to education in its national legislation (Peru); 96.95 Continue to strengthen the institutions that promote local culture, incorporating human rights training and awareness based on an approach that sees human rights as complementary to Barbadian culture and nationalism (Jamaica); 96.96 Elaborate a clear, appropriate policy and/or measures for pregnant schoolgirls that allows them to remain in formal education, sit exams and then return to school after giving birth, including through the use of approaches, such as separate classes, that are aimed at breaking the cycles of poverty, teenage pregnancy and domestic violence (Jamaica); 96.97 Approve and implement the national policy on gender (Philippines); 96.98 Advance the finalization of the national policy on gender (Bahamas); 96.99 Adopt legislation to outlaw discrimination based on gender, including in employment (Republic of Korea); 96.100 Enhance efforts to combat gender stereotyping and gender inequality (Portugal); 15