A/HRC/31/8 133.24 Consider further strengthening policies and laws to put in place an effective and holistic system towards combating violence against women and ensuring justice for victims (Singapore); 133.25 Build institutional capacity for effectiveness in the prevention of and response to gender-based violence (Uganda); 133.26 Continue efforts to improve the conditions of those in detention facilities, including prisons, and actively address the issue of prison overcrowding, with a view to ensuring that detention facilities in Rwanda meet international standards (Republic of Korea); 133.27 Comply with existing laws on detention and implement further legislation to regulate “transit” and “rehabilitation” centres (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 133.28 Further strengthen efforts to ensure full and unhindered access to justice for all Rwandans, particularly through policies and laws designed to combat corrupt practices at all levels (Singapore); 133.29 Strengthen national capacities in order to ensure respect for due process and access to justice for all, including through the application of custody hearings and the provision of affordable access to legal counselling (Brazil); 133.30 Strengthen efforts in implementing the regulatory media policy to ensure access to information and freedom of opinion and expression, including through capacity-building of relevant parties (Indonesia); 133.31 Strengthen policies aimed at protecting the work of human rights defenders (Madagascar); 133.32 Adopt best practices on freedom of assembly (Namibia); 133.33 Continue its efforts to increase the participation of women in leadership at the local government level (Israel); 133.34 Continue with the impressive process of granting access to the Internet to its population, in particular to underprivileged communities (Haiti); 133.35 Vigorously develop the economy, reduce unemployment, guarantee the employment of its people, especially young people, and improve work conditions (China); 133.36 Further strengthen its successful social plans and programs in favour of its people, with a special emphasis on the areas of education, nutrition and health (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 133.37 Take measures to ensure the protection of the right to an adequate standard of living for children in vulnerable situations, in particular the rights of children affected by HIV/AIDS and boys and girls with disabilities (Paraguay); 133.38 Persevere with efforts to better protect the rights of vulnerable groups, particularly women and children (Senegal); 133.39 Develop a lasting protection mechanism for small children against food insecurity, through strategies aimed at facilitating access to food through fair agricultural policies (Turkey); 15