A/HRC/19/3 88.34. Enact the legislation as it will help to protect the women of Tajikistan from domestic violence, in line with CEDAW and ICCPR, to which Tajikistan is a signatory (Indonesia); 88.35. Adopt and implement efficiently a law against domestic violence (Switzerland); 88.36. Intensify measures in comprehensively addressing the problem of human trafficking and violence against women, including by, among others, implementing social, educational and legal safeguards, public awareness campaigns to sensitize the community and to continue building law enforcement capabilities and capacities (Malaysia); 88.37. Enforce the Trafficking in Persons Act and intensify international and bilateral cooperation in order to further curb trafficking (Czech Republic); 88.38. Continue the efforts in view of the realization of the 2011–2013 programme on combatting human trafficking (Algeria); 88.39. Effectively combat human trafficking and swiftly investigate the whereabouts of kidnapped persons in particular (Turkey); 88.40. Continue to increase efforts to prevent and fight trafficking in persons, including by adopting measures necessary for the prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of trafficking in persons, and to ensure the provision of the access to shelter and rehabilitation to victims (Belarus); 88.41. Continue to fight against human trafficking with the cooperation of international organizations (Bangladesh); 88.42. Continue its ongoing efforts to improve the legal and regulatory framework to prevent, detect and suppress activities connected with trafficking in persons (Pakistan); 88.43. Continue its ongoing cooperation with neighbouring countries to combat the illicit drug trade (Pakistan); 88.44. Undertake further and concerted efforts, including changes in legislation and administrative procedures, to strengthen the effectiveness and independence of the judiciary (Sweden); 88.45. Establish the necessary measures and legislation to reform the judicial system in conformity with international standards on justice, including a juvenile justice system, and, in particular, guarantee the tenure of judges and magistrates (Mexico); 88.46. That substantive reform of the penal system is pursued as a priority by the Government (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 88.47. Take further measures to increase the capacity of penitentiary institutions and better promote the prisoners’ rights, among others, the right to food and the right to safe water and sanitation (Morocco); 88.48. Ensure prompt, impartial and full investigations into all complaints and all instances of deaths in custody (Czech Republic 4); Ensure impartial investigations into all instances of death in custody (Poland); 88.49. Establish an independent complaints mechanism for persons held in custody (Poland); 15