A/HRC/19/6 76.27. Enact the necessary policies and actions to support in practice the implementation of the legislation on non-discrimination and legal equality of women (Mexico); 76.28. Redouble efforts to achieve gender equality by adopting a more systematic approach to public education in this area, with particular emphasis on the ills and consequences of domestic violence and sexual exploitation of women (Trinidad and Tobago); 76.29. Improve conditions in Swaziland’s prisons and detentions centres (Australia); 76.30. Consider expediting the adoption of draft law on domestic violence (Brazil); 76.31. Consider adopting a comprehensive policy for prevention and combat of child abuse and neglect in the family (Brazil); 76.32. Carry out educational and awareness raising campaigns to ensure the use of alternative disciplinary measures to corporal punishments in accordance with the human dignity of the child (Uruguay); 76.33. Take steps to ensure that the Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences Bill, and other Bills to protect the rights of women that are currently before Parliament, are enacted without further delay (United Kingdom); 76.34. Intensify the training programmes for the personnel responsible for law enforcement (Algeria); 76.35. Put in place human rights training programmes for members of the judiciary and law enforcement officials, including the police, security forces and correctional officers (Canada); 76.36. Take concrete and immediate measures to guarantee the independence and the impartiality of the judiciary (Canada); 76.37. Take necessary steps to ensure that law enforcement and security officials are subject to legal oversight and operate in compliance with international human rights standards (Norway); 76.38. Ensure the functioning juvenile justice system throughout the country and raise the age of criminal responsibility that comply with the acceptable international standards (Slovenia); 76.39. Increase emphasis on the protection and promotion of human rights, especially in the areas of apprehension and interrogation of suspects and investigating reports of trafficking in persons, as part of the training programs of the Umbutfo Swaziland Defense Force, the Royal Swaziland Police Service and His Majesty’s Correctional Services (United States of America); 76.40. Accelerate the improvement of the judicial, policial and prison systems and training to the police force in line with international human rights standards (Holy See); 76.41. Ensure the freedom of expression and the right to freedom of assembly and association, limited of course, by the interest of defence, public safety and public order (Ghana); 76.42. Ease legislative and administration restrictions on the registration and operation of independent media with a view to provide for plurality of information (Slovakia); 15