A/HRC/55/7 prosecute those responsible (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 116.96 Improve the model of prevention and protection for human rights defenders, including women rights defenders, journalists and Indigenous and Afro-Colombian leaders, and ensure that thorough investigations are held for crimes committed against them, and perpetrators are held accountable (Belgium); 116.97 Update medical classifications in alignment with the International Classification of Disease 11th Revision to eliminate forced or mandatory psychiatric evaluations for trans and gender-diverse persons (Iceland); 116.98 Complete the approval of the bill that modified the minimum age for marriage, in order to harmonize its legislation with international human rights law (Dominican Republic); 116.99 Adopt legislative and public policy measures to transform the social, cultural and legal practices that perpetuate child marriage and early unions, with a comprehensive scope to guarantee and protect the human rights of girls and adolescents, including through access to education, health services and social protection services, gender equality and the prevention of gender-based violence (Panama); 116.100 Amend the relevant law by raising the legal age of marriage, even with parental consent, in order to prevent child marriage (Sierra Leone); 116.101 Combat human trafficking (Cameroon); 116.102 Carry on with measures aimed at combating trafficking in persons (Georgia); 116.103 Further increase the efforts in combating human trafficking, including by developing protocols for the care of victims of trafficking, with special emphasis on women and children (Montenegro); 116.104 Enhance the implementation of measures to combat the sexual exploitation and abuse of women and children, especially in the context of the armed conflict (Philippines); 116.105 Implement effective actions to prevent, address, investigate and prosecute cases of violence and trafficking in persons, especially children and women (Romania); 116.106 Effectively implement the National Strategy to Combat Trafficking in Persons by enhancing legislative, policy and institutional measures in this regard, and also strengthen preventive measures and the provision of protection and assistance to all trafficking victims (Thailand); 116.107 Expand services to victims of human trafficking, particularly adults, including the investigation, prosecution and appropriate punishment of acts of gender-based violence (United States of America); 116.108 Successfully implement the 2020–2024 National Strategy to Combat Trafficking in Persons adopted by the Government, which establishes guidelines, campaigns and programmes for preventing and investigating the crime and bringing the perpetrators to justice (Azerbaijan); 116.109 Continue efforts in the implementation of national strategies to advance equal employment opportunities for men and women (Cuba); 116.110 Take measures to eliminate horizontal and vertical occupational segregation, including special measures to promote women’s access to employment, to enforce the principle of equal pay for work of equal value, and to reduce and close the gender pay gap (Togo); 16 GE.23-25026