A/HRC/25/6 135.103. Continue efforts to eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation by, for example, taking into account the lessons learned by other countries in the region that deal with this practice (Netherlands); 135.104. Continue fighting against gender-related violence, including FGM, by enhancing measures, such as ad hoc awareness-raising campaigns and legal aid programme to increase victims' access to justice (Italy); 135.105. Ensure the protection of women's human rights by reducing and eliminating human trafficking, sexual violence and exploitation, domestic violence, maternal mortality, and female genital mutilation (Holy See); 135.106. Review conditions in detention facilities, including the behaviour of police officers working in them, and develop options for the improvement of the prison system, including how to tackle the problem of overcrowding (Germany); 135.107. Make sure that basic living conditions are met in prisons by providing food, drinking water and medical assistance (Austria); 135.108. Strengthen the system of independent monitoring in all detention facilities in accordance with the Optional Protocol to CAT (Czech Republic); 135.109. Establish a procedure for providing immediate registration of arrest and detention of people and ensure that their families were systematically informed (France); 135.110. Continue to improve prison conditions and the treatment of prisoners in line with human rights standards (Holy See); 135.111. Strengthen their efforts to ensure that the treatment of prisoners is in line with international standards (State of Palestine); 135.112. Establish a human rights monitoring system, which allows access to detention centres in northern Nigerian, works with affected communities and promotes accountability for serious violations of human rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 135.113. Facilitate access to justice for all citizens by establishing an effective justice support system (France); 135.114. Take steps to ensure that basic human rights principles are respected within all elements in its pluralistic legal system (Sierra Leone); 135.115. Take the necessary measures to ensure that the Child Rights Act of 2003 is incorporated in the legal system of the States and applied by all other entities (Belgium); 135.116. Continue the justice sector reform without any deviation (Turkey); 135.117. Ensure that all detainees suspected of a crime are brought before a court of law as soon as possible (Austria); 135.118. Ensure that all detainees who are kept in pre-trial detention are brought before a judge within the deadlines provided by the Constitution of Nigeria, or in the days following their arrest in accordance with the ICCPR (Belgium); 135.119. Continue with the necessary reforms for the more effective and efficient administration of justice aimed at reducing long periods of pre-trial waiting and minimize corrupt practices (Switzerland); 20