A/HRC/13/15 49. Take practical steps to address the problems of street children and take effective measures to eliminate prohibited child labour (Azerbaijan);* 50. Continue to improve the judicial system (Holy See); 51. Adopt necessary judicial reforms to increase the system’s efficiency, in compliance with international standards (Slovakia);* 52. Continue ensuring systematic training for all personnel working in the juvenile justice system, including police, lawyers and judges (Malaysia); 53. Continue to provide and improve programmes on human rights for the judiciary, law enforcement personnel and lawyers (Jordan) ; 54. Expeditiously take appropriate steps towards restricting the use of pretrial detention and its duration and opt for alternative methods whenever possible (Slovakia); 55. Continue efforts to fight against impunity and human rights violations, with special attention to the rights of indigenous populations, those of African descent, women and HIV/AIDS carriers, as well as to combat all forms of discrimination (Brazil); 56. Carry out the monitoring of enterprises so as to guarantee human and labour rights in accordance with its bilateral and multilateral obligations (Nicaragua);* 57. Continue to implement measures aimed at reducing the unemployment rate (Belarus); 58. Continue its efforts aiming at addressing the persisting wage gap between men and women (Egypt); 59. Establish close cooperation with the United Nations country team and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in order to address concerns raised by them regarding the application of the Act on Sexual Harassment in the Workplace and in Teaching, particularly in the private sector (Norway); 60. Pursue its efforts to ensure the right to an adequate standard of living for vulnerable groups (Algeria); 61. Take appropriate measures to address the disparities in access to safe drinking water and sanitation between the rural and urban areas, paying particular attention to persons belonging to vulnerable and marginalized groups (Malaysia); 62. Expand access to drinking water to marginalized and vulnerable populations (Congo);* 63. Continue its efforts to further improve access to education, housing, social security, health and employment, especially for people living in poverty or extreme poverty, and to increase even more the resources and social benefits aimed at reducing poverty and extreme poverty in the country (Bulgaria); 64. Place greater emphasis on providing services for vulnerable, poor and homeless children and strengthen legislation against child pornography (United Kingdom); 65. Further focus its national spending on improving health and education services and increasing the availability of social housing (Azerbaijan); 17