A/HRC/28/13 108.104 Develop a national plan to combat gender violence and allow effective implementation of the national and international legal framework; that also involves training of persons employed in the justice system (Costa Rica); 108.105 Continue and strengthen its fight against harmful traditional practices (Côte d’Ivoire); 108.106 Review the customary practices which are extensive and contrary to the efforts made to improve the situation of women, particularly the tradition of pre-engagement with minor girls (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 108.107 Seek to overcome obstacles that hinder the implementation of the act on trafficking, and expedite the current process of setting up a standing mechanism to combat trafficking (Egypt); 108.108 Maintain efforts aimed at combating various forms of violence against women (Egypt); 108.109 Further intensify efforts to combat harmful traditional practices affecting children (Ethiopia); 108.110 Take concrete measures to eliminate discriminatory practices against women; and to combat domestic violence (France); 108.111 Develop child protection policies particularly in terms of combating sexual exploitation and child labour (France); 108.112 Review national legislation on the basis of current international standards in order to effectively criminalize acts of torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment (France); 108.113 Abolish the death penalty and in the meantime, introduce a moratorium on the death penalty as quickly as possible and sign and ratify the 2nd Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Germany); 108.114 Ensure that the new ten-year plan between the Ministry of Justice and the Anti-Corruption Office fully addresses corruption practices in all branches of the judiciary, civil service and armed forces (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 108.115 Undertake a comprehensive reform of the judicial system, including the establishment of a credible system of accountability for security force abuses (United States of America); 108.116 Follow through on recommendations articulated in the recent assessment of anti-corruption efforts undertaken by the Ministry of Justice and United Nations Development Programme, including ensuring the physical safety of anti-corruption officials and whistleblowers and encouraging civil society participation in the judicial reform process (United States of America); 108.117 Continue efforts in the field of judicial and penitentiary reforms (Algeria); 108.118 Ensure compliance with the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and guarantee all detainees access to a fair and equitable trial within a reasonable time frame (Botswana); 108.119 Conduct a human rights education campaign among the law enforcement officials, to ensure permanent democratic freedoms in political life and in the work of the security forces; not just during electoral periods (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 20 GE.14-24933