A/HRC/40/10 135.46 Continue the practice of consulting with civil society on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Belarus); 135.47 Strengthen efforts to adopt policies and programmes in relation to climate change and environmental protection (Fiji); 135.48 Encourage labour-intensive production sectors unemployment and create more job opportunities (India); to alleviate 135.49 Make more efforts to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (State of Palestine); 135.50 Provide technical and financial resources to implement the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (Oman); 135.51 Continue its efforts aimed at improving detention environments and its adaptation to international standards (Georgia); 135.52 Ensure that the prohibition of torture is absolute and non-derogable, in accordance with article 2 (2) of the Convention against Torture (Hungary); 135.53 Adopt measures to prevent and fight episodes of torture (Italy); 135.54 Step up training and capacity-building of law enforcement personnel with respect to the initial stages of investigation and a fair trial (China); 135.55 Continue to disseminate a culture of human rights and promote fair trial guarantees to competent law enforcement authorities (Egypt); 135.56 Limit the use of administrative detention and ensure that judgments are held within a reasonable period of time (France); 135.57 Step up specialized training for judges (Algeria); 135.58 Continue working on building judicial capacities, including the training of judges, and take the necessary measures to use modern technologies in judicial proceedings (Lebanon); 135.59 Promote specialization in the legal profession and its institutions (Morocco); 135.60 Reinforce the role of judicial inspection (Oman); 135.61 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary by improving the work of the general secretariat of the Judicial Council (Qatar); 135.62 Organize specialized training courses for public prosecutors and sensitize them to other practices in other countries, to implement human rights standards and make use of them in referring cases involving torture, juveniles and human trafficking to the specialized courts (Qatar); 135.63 Allocate sufficient resources to public prosecutors for the effective investigation of allegations of torture (Republic of Korea); 135.64 Enhance the use of alternatives to pretrial detention (Sudan); 135.65 Continue efforts to train detention centre personnel on the provisions of international conventions and international standards relating to detention centres (United Arab Emirates); 135.66 Strengthen programmes aimed at building capacity for judges, prosecutors, lawyers and officials responsible for compliance with the law, in application of the standards of international organizations relating to women’s rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 135.67 Continue the policy of maintaining an atmosphere of tolerance and respect for religious diversity (Belarus); 14