A/HRC/19/5 67.14. Introduce special measures aimed at increasing greater women’s political participation (Brazil); 67.15. Fight against domestic violence and remedy the low representation of educated women in the technical and professional domains (Morocco); 67.16. Integrate children with disabilities into the regular educational system and into society by special training for teachers and making the physical environment (schools, sports, leisure facilities and other public areas) accessible (Slovenia); 67.17. Improve conditions in Antigua and Barbuda’s prisons and detention facilities (Australia); 67.18. Continue with the efforts to prevent, punish and eradicate all forms of violence against women (Argentina); 67.19. Adopt legislative measures to establish a comprehensive national system of care for victims of gender violence, including social awareness programs, the empowerment of women and the establishment of a network of shelters or refuges (Spain); 67.20. Create a fully functioning Sexual Assault Referral Centre within Mount St John’s Medical Centre in order to provide a comprehensive response to the victims of sexual violence and raise the standard of care provided to victims (United Kingdom); 67.21. Continue efforts aimed at combating human trafficking, protecting victims of trafficking and improving the conditions of shelters (Ecuador); 67.22. Fully implement the 2010 legislation on combating human trafficking and put an end to the impunity of those responsible for this act (France); 67.23. Conduct a thorough review of criminal justice procedures in order to identify measures to reduce the length of detention without trial (United Kingdom); 67.24. Whilst death penalty remains in place, rigorously apply international standards for fair trial in all death penalty cases and respect national legal procedures and the standards required by the Privy Council and the United Nations for the protection of the rights of prisoners sentenced to death ( United Kingdom); 67.25. Review the legislation and policies to warrant the full observance of international juvenile justice standards and cooperate with UNICEF on this matter (Hungary); 67.26. Provide for a child-sensitive, accessible complaint mechanism, ensuring a proper redress, rehabilitation and social reintegration for the child victims of abuse (Slovakia); 67.27. Implement measures to facilitate the handling and investigation of complaints in an understandable fashion for children; ensure the adequate prosecution of perpetrators of child abuse and neglect; and provide services for physical and psychological recovery as well as the social reintegration of victims of sexual abuse (Uruguay); 67.28. Condemn acts of violence and human rights violations committed against persons because of their sexual orientation or gender identity and ensure adequate protection for those human rights defenders who work on the 14