A/HRC/38/6 114.113 Continue to effectively combat human trafficking through legislative and administrative measures (China); 114.114 Strengthen its national strategy against trafficking in persons, and include preventive measures aimed at addressing the vulnerable situation of women (Honduras); 114.115 Intensify the efforts aimed at preventing trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation and trafficking of children (Iraq); 114.116 Intensify its efforts to prevent trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation and trafficking in children, and improve the timely identification of victims of human trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 114.117 Strengthen efforts to fight against human trafficking and economic and social exploitation and enhance assistance to victims (Italy); 114.118 Steadily implement the relevant domestic laws and its national strategy aimed at eradicating human trafficking (Japan); 114.119 Step up efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking, especially for the purposes of sexual and labour exploitation and forced begging through timely detection and assistance to victims (Panama); 114.120 Continue the ongoing efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, especially trafficking of children, and protect them from sexual exploitation (Tunisia); 114.121 Continue its efforts to prevent, suppress and combat human trafficking (Timor-Leste); 114.122 Continue the efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 114.123 Take consolidated measures in order to ensure effective rehabilitation services for the victims of trafficking, exploitation and violence against women (Republic of Moldova); 114.124 Continue strengthening the national measures aimed at providing protection to the family as the natural and basic unit of society (Egypt); 114.125 Introduce a dedicated legal framework or amend the existing labour legislation in order to promote the regulation of paid and quality internships (Portugal); 114.126 Continue to promote economic and social development, promote employment and further raise people’s living standards (China); 114.127 Continue efforts so that workers in the agricultural sector fully enjoy their economic, social and cultural rights (Peru); 114.128 Continue consolidating its social policies and human rights, especially in the field of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to increase the standard of living of its people, in particular of the most vulnerable sectors of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 114.129 Strengthen policies to guarantee the human right to water in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 114.130 Focus more on improving the quality of health services, paying special attention to child and maternal mortality (Mongolia); 114.131 Introduce further measures to sustain and reinforce progress made in access to the health-care system, especially for disadvantaged people (Viet Nam); 114.132 Strengthen health-care services to improve the life expectancy of newborns and reduce the child and maternal mortality rates (Peru); 18