A/HRC/37/14 129.43 Strengthen efforts to improve the conditions in prisons and guarantee the rights of detainees (Italy); 129.44 Improve living conditions for detainees and take appropriate steps to reduce long terms of preventive detention (Senegal); 129.45 Ensure the separation of children from adults detained in police stations and prisons (Slovenia); 129.46 Redouble its efforts to improve living conditions in prisons and reduce overcrowding (Burundi); 129.47 Complete the process of renovating correctional facilities and ensure that they adhere to approved international standards (South Africa); 129.48 Meet international standards in ensuring adequate living conditions for inmates (Ireland); 129.49 Engage civil society, activists, non-governmental organizations and the media in dialogue to seek common ground on the draft Access to Information bill and governance issues, such as corruption (United States of America); 129.50 Continue intensifying its efforts in combating human trafficking (Ethiopia); 129.51 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Tunisia); 129.52 Continue to work with development partners in order to improve its capabilities in implementing its anti-trafficking law (Philippines); 129.53 Continue with the policies to strengthen and protect the human rights of people working in the mining sector (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 129.54 Continue to develop its social protection policy and continuously monitor and evaluate its social cash transfer programme in this regard (State of Palestine); 129.55 Enhance its targeting mechanisms with regard to the delivery of social assistance to ensure that children and women, particularly pregnant and breastfeeding women, are not left behind (State of Palestine); 129.56 Continue promoting the national human rights policies, especially in the field of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to improve the quality of life of its population, to alleviate the standard of living of the most vulnerable (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 129.57 Increase funding to the health sector to the levels committed to in the Abuja Declaration and particularly increase the general health infrastructure, the patient to medical staff ratio and improve health-care access for women from poor and/or rural backgrounds (Kenya); 129.58 Improve health-care institutions with the aim of reducing maternal mortality (Angola); 129.59 Continue its efforts to reduce maternal mortality and strengthen the health-care system (Sudan); 129.60 Intensify its efforts to alleviate the remaining obstacles to access to health care for pregnant women and mothers in order to decrease significantly the rate of maternal mortality (Burkina Faso); 129.61 Do not further liberalize abortion and instead implement laws aimed at protecting the right to life of the unborn, recognizing that life starts at conception, and further, affirm that there is no international right to abortion (Kenya); 129.62 Ensure that access to HIV treatment is accessible to all who need it without any discrimination (Chile); 14