A/HRC/17/14 96.43. Move forward quickly with a national action plan to combat genderbased violence, including human trafficking (United States of America); 96.44. Implement standard procedures to identify victims and provide them with protection, conduct national anti-trafficking public awareness campaigns, and incorporate anti-human trafficking training into its police training curriculum (United States of America); 96.45. Improve the living conditions and infrastructure of detention facilities in the country (Italy); 96.46. For the purposes of fully protecting the human rights of all Namibians, secessionists be pursued and be brought to book (Zimbabwe); 96.47. Undertake steps to guarantee that trials take place within a reasonable period of time, and that special measures be taken to address the backlog of criminal cases (Austria); 96.48. Continue its efforts to ensure that trials take place within a reasonable period of time (Slovakia); 96.49. Take immediate measures to address the capacity issues faced by security and justice sectors, including reducing the amount of time it takes for court cases to be heard (United Kingdom); 96.50. Investigate the cases and assess the possibility of making improvements to the facilities in local prisons (Norway); 96.51. Take measures to safeguard the human rights of prisoners, and to separate juvenile and adult prisoners (Sweden); 96.52. The existing women’s and children units in the country which are staffed with police officers be strengthened with sufficient human and logistical resources (Ghana); 96.53. Conduct thorough and impartial investigation into all allegations of discrimination against women (Sweden); 96.54. Investigate reports of forced or coerced sterilization in HIV-positive women and that it takes steps to ensure women are educated about the effects of sterilization and options available to them (United Kingdom); 96.55. Take effective measures to encourage the registration of customary marriages and to grant the spouses and children of registered customary marriages the same rights as those married under civil law (Portugal); 96.56. Take effective measures to safeguard freedom of expression for individuals and the media (Sweden); 96.57. Continue its efforts to promote economic, social and cultural rights and initiate national policies to guarantee the rights of its people and create a conducive environment for socio-economic development (Nigeria); 96.58. Strengthen measures to combat AIDS and if necessary seek the assistance of the World Health Organization (Morocco); 96.59. Continue its efforts to combat HIV/AIDS (Pakistan); 96.60. Issue clear directives to all health officials prohibiting the sterilization of women living with HIV/AIDS without their informed consent (Canada); 17