A/HRC/23/5 109.101. Continue to pursue reforms intended to ensure the independence of the judiciary and make judicial processes more transparent and efficient (Australia); 109.102. Appoint accomplished, independent prosecutors to lead the Prosecutor General and National Anti-Corruption Directorate offices, ensuring they remain free from political interference (United States of America); 109.103. Modernize the infrastructure of the country's penitentiaries and improve social reintegration programs for detainees, particularly ethnic Roma (Spain); 109.104. Intensify the support of the family as an institution (Holy See); 109.105. Amend the Citizenship Law to ensure that all persons born in Romania obtain a nationality; otherwise they would be stateless, regardless of the status of the parents (Mexico); 109.106. Take action to facilitate a prompt and consensual solution to the issue of the restitution to religion institutions of worship places confiscated under the communist regime, as a way of assuring the full enjoyment of the freedom of religion in the country (Italy); 109.107. Continue its policy to establish an environment for constructive dialogue and trust between the different religions in the country (Morocco); 109.108. Continue its efforts in eradicating poverty, with a focus to addressing the issue of inadequate housing affecting minority groups in the country (Malaysia); 109.109. Actively support the promotion and universal implementation of the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation in accordance with the recommendations made by the Human Rights Council in its various resolutions on this issue (Spain); 109.110. Increase the annual budget allocations for health section in order to provide for quality healthcare as well as adequate education, training and salaries for medical and paramedical staff (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 109.111. Adopt a national strategy on sexual and reproductive health and rights (Netherlands); 109.112. Provide comprehensive and age-appropriate sexuality education, including on prevention of unwanted pregnancies (Slovenia); 109.113. Implement comprehensive awareness raising strategies for hospital staff, administrators and other health professionals regarding their responsibilities to register births and facilitate the issuance of birth certificates, without any delay (Uruguay); 109.114. Intensify efforts to address the underlying causes of mortality and malnutrition among children in the first years of life, including aspects related to the lack of access to health care services, poverty and the low level of education among Roma families and families living in rural areas. Also strengthen prenatal and postnatal services, implementing additional programs on maternal breastfeeding and hygiene for the development and survival in early childhood (Uruguay); 109.115. Ensure that all children complete their 10-year compulsory education by taking concrete action to address reasons behind school non-attendance and 21