A/HRC/29/8 131.49. Undertake measures to put an end to ethnic and racial profiling and all forms of racial discrimination (Ghana); 131.50. Take effective measures to put an end to ethnic and racial profiling (India); 131.51. Combat discriminatory behaviour by members of the law enforcement forces and ensure that any racially-motivated misconduct is effectively investigated and adequately punished (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 131.52. Adopt legislative, judicial and administrative measures to ensure the right to an effective remedy for anyone who claims to have been subjected to torture or other ill-treatment and to provide the necessary administrative and judicial framework to prevent impunity for officers charged with such crimes (Netherlands); 131.53. Adopt legislative, judicial and administrative measures to ensure effective remedy for torture and ill-treatment and strengthen its framework to prosecute such crimes (Australia); 131.54. Ensure the diligent investigation of allegations of excessive use of force by its own security and militia (Israel); 131.55. Ensure that all allegations of torture and other ill-treatment perpetrated by security services are subject to impartial and independent investigations by the ordinary civil justice without delay, and ensure that victims receive reparations (France); 131.56. Ensure effective monitoring of detention and custody procedures by the law enforcement forces (Poland); 131.57. Establish a control mechanism for the police authorities with regard to signs of possible torture and ill-treatment committed by individual members (Germany); 131.58. Elaborate further concrete, meaningful practical measures and mechanisms that effectively prevent any ill-treatment by the police and prison guards, including the possibility of revision of the practice of incommunicado detention (Hungary); 131.59. Abolish incommunicado detention, and ensure that all suspects in police custody have prompt and immediate access to a lawyer (Iran); 131.60. Review the incommunicado detention regime to ensure compliance with international human rights law (Ireland); 131.61. Abolish the use of incommunicado detention and torture and ensure that all suspects in police custody have prompt access to a lawyer at the outset of detention (Pakistan); 131.62. Review the incommunicado detention regime by ensuring that access to legal assistance upon detention is not delayed, that detainees have the possibility to communicate with a lawyer of their own choice in private and that they are brought in front of a judge within 72 hours (Austria); 131.63. Review the compliance of its anti-terrorism legislation allowing for incommunicado detention with international human rights standards and consider abolishing the incommunicado regime (Czech Republic); 131.64. Adopt a national strategy to improve the conditions in the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 17