A/HRC/41/11 and ensure appropriate follow-up of all cases of alleged ill-treatment (Germany); 104.79 Improve the living conditions of people in closed institutions and ensure their full access to health care (Germany); 104.80 Take immediate action to put an end to ill-treatment in prisons, improve material conditions in detention facilities and reduce overcrowding (Islamic Republic of Iran); 104.81 Take immediate steps to improve prison conditions, directed in particular at reducing overcrowding and ensuring the safety of prisoners (Australia); 104.82 Carry out further work to reduce overcrowding in prisons and to improve the detention conditions of convicted persons, including access to quality medical services (Belarus); 104.83 Improve the conditions in detention by fighting against corruption and mistreatment, as well as through improving the health care provided (Switzerland); 104.84 Continue efforts to fight against violence against women and domestic violence and take appropriate measures to protect the victims (Tunisia); 104.85 Continue to implement the National Strategy for the Development of the Penitentiary System and the Strategy for the Establishment of a Probation Service (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 104.86 Guarantee accountability for the serious crimes committed during the 2001 conflict (Chile); 104.87 Pursue its actions and initiatives aimed at implementation of judicial reforms, the promotion of the rights of vulnerable groups and the harmonization of the national legislation with international human rights standards (Benin); 104.88 Continue with reforms in order to build an independent, impartial, professional and efficient justice system (Estonia); 104.89 Implement credible and visible reforms to effectively strengthen the rule of law, including ensuring the independence of judges and the reliability of proceedings (France); 104.90 Provide training for judicial authorities, based on international human rights standards and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, on the right to equality and the prohibition of discrimination (Iceland); 104.91 Continue reforming the judiciary to ensure its independence and judicial security and the protection of the rights and freedoms of all the country’s inhabitants (Mexico); 104.92 Continue to take measures to improve the judicial system and reform the law enforcement agencies (Russian Federation); 104.93 Continue to invest in the training of judges, public prosecutors and those providing professional legal services to strengthen the rule of law and the justice system (Singapore); 104.94 Guarantee and protect the full independence and impartiality of the judiciary and ensure the right to a fair trial (State of Palestine); 104.95 Fully implement the recommendations of the European Commission and the Council of Europe related to the reform of the judicial system (United States of America); 16