A/HRC/16/17 security forces are investigated, prosecuted and convicted in line with international standards (Sweden); 90.34. Strengthen the supervision of prisons and detention facilities by allocating sufficient resources for that purpose, and increase efforts to improve their conditions so as to comply with international standards (Slovakia); 90.35. Carry out an effective and independent investigation into allegations of torture and ill-treatment as promptly as possible, with a view to bringing to justice those responsible for such acts (Switzerland); 90.36. Develop a strategy for achieving the complete eradication of the practice of slavery and all its forms and remedy its after-effects on women and children (Spain); 90.37. Take steps to eradicate slavery, slavery-like practices and related abuses and discrimination in the country (Nigeria); 90.38. Continue implementing its Programme to Eradicate the Legacy of Slavery (Pakistan); 90.39. Work towards strengthening law enforcement efforts to effectively implement its anti-slavery law (United States); 90.40. Intensify the fight against modern forms of slavery (Germany); 90.41. Expand the programme adopted in 2008 to eliminate the remnants of slavery, so that it covers the whole territory of Mauritania (Syrian Arab Republic); 90.42. Ensure that the 2007 law making slavery a criminal offence is effectively enforced and that all people suspected of slavery are property prosecuted (Slovakia); 90.43. Further strengthen the national programme to eradicate slavery, and take measures to ensure that complaints regarding slavery are being brought before the domestic courts (Norway); 90.44. Strengthen and implement the 2007 law that criminalizes slavery through programmes existing since 2009, to eradicate the aftermath of slavery (Holy See); 90.45. Bring alleged perpetrators of slavery to justice, and ensure that victims of slavery enjoy full reparations (Switzerland); 90.46. Develop and implement a plan of action to combat trafficking in persons in order to combat all forms of exploitation that may be targeting women, children and other vulnerable groups (Senegal); 90.47. Intensify its law enforcement efforts against trafficking offenders, incorporate anti-trafficking training into its standard police curriculum, and ensure that legal aid and material assistance are made available (United States); 90.48. Strengthen measures and strategies to combat trafficking in persons, particularly slavery, and the various infringements of the rights of women, and especially girls, particularly in the area of combating female genital mutilation (Burkina Faso); 15