A/HRC/14/5 36. To devise action-oriented plans to combat trafficking, in particular of women and children (Egypt); 37. To strengthen measures to protect boys, girls and adolescents from all forms of violence against them, as well as measures to eradicate child labour and combat the exploitation of boys, girls and adolescents (Costa Rica); 38. To take specific measures to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including at home (Slovenia); 39. To take legislative and administrative measures to combat violence against boys and girls and to eliminate child labour (Chile); 40. To intensify its efforts to prevent and combat violence against children and other members of vulnerable groups (Germany); 41. To continue the programme aimed at modernizing its judicial system with the assistance of international bodies and to take measures to improve access to justice for all segments of the population (Algeria); 42. To strengthen oversight mechanisms to ensure that the National Civilian Police, in carrying out its activities, fully respects human rights and the rule of law (Canada); 43. To fully investigate allegations of corruption and criminality within the police force (Canada); 44. To fully investigate all allegations of abuse and violence against civil society actors, and to prosecute the perpetrators (Canada); 45. To investigate fully and effectively the violations committed against human rights defenders and journalists and to bring to justice those responsible (Norway); 46. To properly investigate and prosecute perpetrators of attacks against human rights defenders (Netherlands); 47. To take measures to ensure the transparent, independent and impartial investigation of cases involving violence against women and girls (Norway); 48. To ensure the effective investigation of all cases of femicide, as well as punishment for those who commit that crime, and to adopt additional measures to combat that phenomenon (Ukraine); 49. To increase the effectiveness of investigations in order to hold accountable perpetrators of killings motivated by gender prejudice (Poland); 50. To guarantee effective access to justice for victims of gender violence, shelters for such victims and police protection (Poland); 51. To establish an effective legal and judicial process for investigating cases of child disappearance and to ensure that those found responsible are brought to justice (United Kingdom); 52. To accelerate efforts to improve the existing situation in detention centres and prisons (Slovakia); 53. To develop concrete plans to address and control abuses perpetrated by gang inmates against other prisoners, as well as the corrupt practices of prison officials who have condoned and exacerbated violence and other dangerous conditions in the nation’s detention centres (United States of America); 15