A/HRC/13/2 Page 20 75. Allow independent monitors access to all known and secret detention facilities within one year (Slovenia); 76. Allow independent monitors to access all Eritrean detention facilities and ensure that international standards of law in the treatment of prisoners are respected in Eritrea (Australia); 77. Treat all detainees humanely and immediately release all prisoners detained without charge or trial or opportunity for appeal (Canada); 78. Respect international standards of law in the treatment of prisoners (Slovenia); 79. Ensure that arrested persons have adequate access to legal representation and to establish effective judicial oversight over police and security forces (Austria); 80. Charge all other prisoners with a recognizable criminal offence and ensure that they are tried in accordance with international standards (Canada); 81. Dismantle the “special courts” and transfer all cases to the criminal courts or high courts, to comply with human rights obligations regarding fair hearings and due process (United States); 82. Release anyone detained without charges (Switzerland); 83. Establish rules that limit preventive custody in the absence of formal criminal charges (Netherlands); 84. Continue its efforts in the area of human rights with regard to post-incarceration situations in order to ensure a better reintegration into society for prisoners (Morocco); 85. Investigate allegations of extrajudicial killings, torture and other cruel and inhuman or degrading treatment and bring perpetrators to justice (Australia); 86. Take the necessary measures to inquire into all allegations of human rights violations and bring to trial those responsible (Switzerland); 87. Cooperate fully with the Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances (Netherlands); 88. Investigate all pending complaints about enforced or involuntary disappearances and have their perpetrators punished (Chile); 89. Take steps to ensure that freedom of religion is respected (Australia); 90. Respect the right of any individual to practice his or her religion of belief without any restriction (Netherlands);