A/HRC/42/14 163.172 Step up awareness-raising initiatives to combat harmful traditional practices, such as female genital mutilation and early marriage (Burkina Faso); 163.173 Continue efforts to eradicate female genital mutilation and early marriage, and to improve conditions of detention in custodial facilities (Burundi); 163.174 Take all measures to completely eliminate female genital mutilation and child marriage (Cabo Verde); 163.175 Fight female genital mutilation (Congo); 163.176 Eliminate harmful traditional practices, such as child marriage and female genital mutilation, and decriminalize the termination of pregnancy (Denmark); 163.177 Continue efforts to combat gender-based violence and to eliminate female genital mutilation (Estonia); 163.178 Strengthen efforts to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls and to end female genital mutilation (Finland); 163.179 Redouble efforts to improve conditions in detention facilities, with particular consideration for women and children (Holy See); 163.180 Improve conditions in detention centres and prison facilities to meet international standards (Zambia); 163.181 Enhance Federal Government efforts to provide security for Ethiopia’s citizens and to prevent abuses by intervening in conflicts to ensure the rule of law and the facilitation of local peace settlements (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 163.182 Continue to address the drivers of intercommunal conflict and to guarantee that conflict-displaced populations are not returned home until it is safe (Canada); 163.183 Protect individuals across the country against rising inter-ethnic violence, guarantee respect for human rights in the regions, and promote conditions allowing security forces to intervene to ensure the protection of populations in the event of threats (France); 163.184 Strengthen the independence and capacity of the judiciary, the Ombudsman and the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (Netherlands); 163.185 Strengthen the judiciary and its independence, and ensure that the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission functions independently and in line with the Paris Principles (Spain); 163.186 Ensure the independence of the judicial system and continue its efforts towards accountability for past atrocities (Austria); 163.187 Accelerate the pace of reforms to ensure the independence of the judiciary, and amend restrictive legislation, including the Anti-Terror Proclamation, as well as media and electoral laws, in line with international standards (Canada); 163.188 Intensify efforts to build the capacity of law enforcement authorities on the basic rights of citizens (United Arab Emirates); 163.189 Continue training provided to police officers, prosecutors and judges on human rights and other legal issues (South Africa); 163.190 Continue its efforts in the administration of justice and the protection of human rights defenders (Benin); 163.191 Ensure that the justice system for minors is in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international legal norms (Madagascar); 19