A/HRC/22/6 125.16. Ratify without delay OP-CAT and, in this context, establish a national mechanism for the prevention of torture as provided by this instrument (Luxembourg); 125.17. Improve, as a matter of urgency, conditions in prisons and detention centres, in particular inmates’ access to food, medical care and overcrowding (Slovakia); 125.18. Continue efforts to reduce overcrowding in the prison system and ensure that the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners are observed (Austria); 125.19. Redouble its efforts to promote and protect women’s rights, including dealing with the widespread violence against women (Trinidad and Tobago); 125.20. Continue to adopt measures to investigate, prosecute and punish the perpetrators of acts of violence against women (Chile); 125.21. Strengthen awareness-raising campaigns on the issue of violence against women, bringing perpetrators of such crimes to justice (Italy); 125.22. Undertake concrete steps in order to prevent violence against women, including domestic violence, also through awareness-raising and educational efforts (Poland); 125.23. Continue the implementation of the strategic plan regarding domestic violence, in particular violence against women and girls (Algeria); 125.24. Take all necessary legislative and practical measures to eradicate violence against women, in all its forms, and to promote gender equality (Romania); 125.25. Continue to give full attention to this most important issue (domestic violence) and to fully implement the Domestic Violence Act and its roadmap (Indonesia); 125.26. Fully implement the Domestic Violence Act and ensure the effective functioning of DOVVSU (Austria); 125.27. Abolish all discriminatory legal provisions towards women and increase its efforts in combating all forms of violence against women, including marital rape, child and other forced marriages, and female genital mutilation (Portugal); 125.28. Allocate more resources for establishing shelters for women subject to domestic violence and provide accommodation services for girls deprived of access to education (Turkey); 125.29. Intensify efforts to address gender disparities and combat violence against women including through the strengthening of law enforcement in accordance with its Domestic Violence Act as well as media and education programmes aimed at increasing public awareness and sensitivities on the rights of women (Malaysia); 125.30. Further strengthen the system, including through adequate funding, to allow all victims of violence to receive protection, services including coverage of the costs of their medical examination and to eliminate long delays in court proceedings (Czech Republic); 18