A/HRC/43/15 122.68 Take the necessary measures to address and combat corruption and related impunity more effectively, to ensure transparency in the management of the Public Administration (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.69 Strengthen oversight over Slovenian companies operating abroad with regard to any negative impact of their activities on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly in conflict areas, which includes situations of foreign occupation, where there are heightened risks of human rights abuses (State of Palestine); 122.70 Strengthen measures to address domestic violence and sexual abuse, including ensuring effective access to support services, remedies, and means of protection to women victims (Philippines); 122.71 Implement measures to ensure practical protection for older persons from violence and all forms of ill-treatment and investigate such cases and prosecute perpetrators (Uzbekistan); 122.72 Take measures to combat domestic violence and to provide for the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, including women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons (Russian Federation); 122.73 Continue to reduce the backlog of judicial cases, by further improving the staffing and financial resources of the courts (Germany); 122.74 Ensure the right to justice for all detainees, through the provision of free public defence counsel in order to provide the rights to defence and a fair trial (Costa Rica); 122.75 Ensure that all detained persons benefit effectively from the right of access to a lawyer from the very outset of their deprivation of liberty, if necessary free of charge (Denmark); 122.76 Improve the living conditions in detention facilities, in line with the Nelson Mandela Rules (Angola); 122.77 Amend defamation legislation so that it is considered a civil, not criminal, offence (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.78 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, in particular through effective prosecution of perpetrators (Chile); 122.79 Increase efforts to prevent trafficking of persons and child exploitation and to protect and support victims (Egypt); 122.80 Continue efforts in combating human trafficking and upholding the rights of victims of human trafficking as well as the rights of migrants (Nigeria); 122.81 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and strengthen the monitoring and data collection mechanisms (Tunisia); 122.82 Continue to strengthen its institutional structure for combating trafficking in human beings and provide victims of trafficking with adequate access to health care, counselling and effective protection (Pakistan); 122.83 Investigate, prosecute and punish all cases of trafficking in persons and provide victims of such crimes with proper redress measures (Israel); 122.84 Strengthen its efforts in combating trafficking in persons, specifically through ensuring the provision of adequate support and rehabilitative resources to victims, and through enhanced investigation and prosecution efforts (Bahamas); 122.85 Continue its victim protection, law enforcement, and prevention efforts by vigorously prosecuting sex and labour trafficking offences and 18