A/HRC/46/12 and intersex persons and ensure that perpetrators are held accountable (Austria); 104.104 Take further steps to improve the effectiveness of the Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Journalists, Social Communicators and Justice Officials (Greece); 104.105 Promptly and impartially investigate all unresolved cases of attacks against journalists and consider taking advantage of the United Nations Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity (Greece); 104.106 Ensure thorough, prompt, impartial and independent investigations into all attacks, threats and assaults against human rights defenders and bring to justice those suspected of such crimes (Belgium); 104.107 Ensure investigation into and accountability for attacks, acts of reprisal and violence against journalists and human rights defenders (Brazil); 104.108 Protect freedom of expression by promptly investigating acts of intimidation and harassment and attacks against journalists, human rights defenders and indigenous, Afrodescendant and community activists and by prosecuting those responsible (Canada); 104.109 Intensify efforts to clarify cases of reported disappearances of human rights defenders in line with the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Chile); 104.110 Continue strengthening policies on access to public information and its effective application (Dominican Republic); 104.111 Increase its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, in particular for the purpose of sexual exploitation (Israel); 104.112 Continue implementing measures to counter human trafficking and drug trafficking (Russian Federation); 104.113 Move forward with bringing into force the regulations to accompany the Law against Trafficking in Persons (Bahamas); 104.114 Harmonize the investigation into alleged crimes of trafficking in persons and provide adequate human and financial resources to hold perpetrators accountable and to avoid impunity (Jordan); 104.115 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in human beings for labour and sexual exploitation, including by improving law enforcement practices with a view to bringing to justice and punishing perpetrators, and to provide victims of trafficking with comprehensive protection and rehabilitation (Belarus); 104.116 Give sustained attention to addressing any remaining instances of forced labour and trafficking in persons (Trinidad and Tobago); 104.117 Continue efforts to address forced labour and trafficking in persons, including trafficking in persons for the purposes of sexual exploitation (Guyana); 104.118 Step up the fight against sexual exploitation and trafficking in persons, particularly among children, and provide protection for victims (Tunisia); 104.119 Step up measures to reduce unemployment and to create favourable working conditions for women, especially women from indigenous communities and of African descent (Myanmar); 104.120 Provide equal opportunities for women and men in the labour market and strengthen measures to close the gender pay gap, in view of the adoption of the Law on Wage Equality (Sri Lanka); 104.121 Take all necessary measures to improve working conditions for women (Guyana); 16