A/HRC/15/14 69.18. Conduct reforms to diminish the backlog of pre-trial detainees (Canada); 69.19. Ensure that thorough and independent investigations take place into complaints of human rights violations by the police and army forces and that perpetrators are prosecuted and effective remedies are provided to the victims (Netherlands); 69.20. Ensure that all complaints of human rights violations by the security forces are subject to immediate, accurate and independent investigations (Italy); 69.21. Investigate complaints and possible violations of human rights committed by State security agencies in order to punish those responsible and avoid impunity (Mexico); 69.22. Conduct thorough and impartial investigations into all allegations of killing, torture and physical abuse, and bring to justice anyone suspected of having committed excessive use of force, torture or other human rights violations (Sweden); 69.23. Increase its efforts in order to ensure the participation of women in political processes in the country (Mexico); 69.24. Continue and intensify programmes aimed at mitigating climate change negative impacts on food security and environment, and share the experience gained in this field with interested countries (Algeria); 69.25. Strengthen the ongoing measures to reduce hunger and to promote food security (Cuba); 69.26. Work towards promoting the right to water for its citizens, as water is a main component of the rights to life, health and food basic right and empower inhabitants to enjoy this right and cooperate with relevant international stakeholders (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 69.27. Pursue its efforts in the field of reducing poverty and promoting access to food (Algeria); 69.28. Promote and advance policies that focus on the alleviation of poverty and the advancement of its entire people, irrespective of race, colour or ethnicity (Pakistan); 69.29. Increase education institutions and health services in rural areas, and seek international cooperation to this end (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 69.30. Ensure Afro-Guyanese people’s rights (Haiti); 69.31. Enhance freedom of expression through radio by enacting legislation that ensures the mechanism for impartial issuing of broadcasting licenses (Canada).3 70. The following recommendations will be examined by Guyana, which will provide responses in due course, but no later than the fifteenth session of the Human Rights Council, in September 2010: 3 16 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Enhance freedom of expression through the press and television by enacting legislation that ensures the mechanism for impartial issuing of broadcasting licenses” (Canada).