A/HRC/39/9 155.143 Promote youth participation in political processes by actively supporting the work of youth organizations and including them as partners in the process (Portugal); 155.144 Continue to promote youth participation in political processes by actively supporting the work of youth organizations and including them as a partner in the process (Greece); 155.145 Continue to promote youth participation in political processes by actively supporting the work of youth organizations and including them as partners in policymaking (Republic of Moldova); 155.146 Continue efforts to increase the number of women in political decision-making positions, particularly at the municipal level, and in leadership positions in all other spheres (Gabon); 155.147 Lower the voting age to the age of 16 in all voting processes to ensure political participation of young people (Austria); 155.148 Take further measures to enhance the transparency of the financing of political parties and election campaigns (Liechtenstein); 155.149 Continue measures to combat human trafficking (India); 155.150 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Tunisia); 155.151 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, ensure the rights of victims and provide protection and assistance to them (Qatar); 155.152 Continue the endeavours aimed at guaranteeing the adequate protection and assistance for potential and existing victims of human trafficking in minors (Romania); 155.153 Reinforce measures combating human trafficking in minors so that the root causes of child prostitution and child pornography can be identified and tackled (Poland); 155.154 Invest additional efforts in preventing child pornography and child prostitution (Serbia); 155.155 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, especially of women and children (Morocco); 155.156 Ensure human traffickers are prosecuted for “trafficking” and sentence those convicted with punishments reflecting the severity of the crime; and institute a public awareness campaign about forced labour, to include the protections available for victims (United States of America); 155.157 Further sensitize authorities at all levels — federal, regional and municipal — with a view to recognizing and identifying cases of trafficking and exploitation of children, and enhance ways and means to guarantee adequate protection for, and comprehensive assistance to, the victims (Austria); 155.158 Establish a human rights-based approach to combating human trafficking, with the rights of victims being the centre of all relevant measures (Bahrain); 155.159 Establish a human rights-based approach to combating human trafficking, with the rights of victims being the centre of all relevant measures (Hungary); 155.160 Establish a human rights-based approach to combating human trafficking, for instance by providing nationwide support systems especially for the under-aged by taking measures, which include establishing a national identification and referral mechanism to enable victims to obtain residence permits and to access rights attached thereto (Kenya); 155.161 Continue efforts to rehabilitate victims of trafficking (Lebanon); 19