A/HRC/16/13 97.36. Further improve prison conditions, with a special focus on tackling overcrowding (Azerbaijan); continue legislative and practical efforts to improve living conditions in prison and detention facilities, in particular with regard to reducing overcrowding and ensuring access to health care and education (Austria); 97.37. Continue to effectively implement the Third National Plan against Trafficking in Persons (Indonesia); 97.38. Further strengthen the measures to fight human trafficking (Azerbaijan; Nepal); 97.39. Strengthen the effective implementation of measures undertaken to combat trafficking, and protect victims of trafficking (Bangladesh); 97.40. Continue its efforts in the suppression of trafficking in human beings, in particular in women and girls (Pakistan); 97.41. Step up its efforts to detect, prevent and combat trafficking in minors for the purpose of sexual or other forms of exploitation, in accordance with recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Chile); 97.42. Strengthen its efforts to combat trafficking in women and children for sexual and other exploitative purposes (Ghana); 97.43. Increase efforts to combat trafficking in persons, inter alia, through the development of international cooperation with interested Governments, international organizations and non-governmental organizations (Belarus); 97.44. Intensify efforts to proactively identify trafficking victims among vulnerable populations, particularly women in prostitution and migrant men in the agricultural sector (United States); 97.45. Strengthen partnerships with non-governmental organizations to enlist their help in identifying victims of trafficking during authorities’ initial contact with potential victims among women detained for prostitution offences (United States); 97.46. Ensure the responsible repatriation of foreign victims of trafficking (United States); 97.47. Reinforce safeguards for judicial independence and for the objectivity and impartiality of prosecutors (Hungary); 97.48. Continue the implementation of measures to improve the capacity and effectiveness of its judicial system (Slovakia); 97.49. Allow for more transparency with regard to the selection of judges (Germany); 97.50. Intensify efforts to improve efficiency of the judiciary; by implementing legal and organizational measures to prevent undue court delays and reduce the backlog before the courts; improving physical infrastructure and computerization of courts; and the continuation of the rationalization of municipal and misdemeanour courts (United Kingdom); 97.51. Continue, with all necessary determination, the efforts already undertaken to remedy the excessive length of court procedures and difficulties faced in prosecuting war crimes (Switzerland); 17