A/HRC/17/12 appropriate penalties for the perpetrators, especially when they are relatives of the victim (Uruguay); 75.26. Further adopt policies and legislation to combat discrimination and violence against women and children, particularly domestic and sexual violence (Brazil); 75.27. With support from the international community, draft legislative bills on domestic violence, and on child abuse (Maldives); 75.28. Cooperate with civil society, non-governmental organizations and other actors to provide sufficient support for victims of domestic violence, inter alia shelters and protection, in order to comply with its international obligations (Norway); 75.29. Take measures to study trafficking in persons in the country and formulate a broad strategy against trafficking, which should include the prosecution and punishment of traffickers (Canada); 75.30. Adopt and implement appropriate, efficient measures to combat child prostitution and pornography, including the ratification of the Optional Protocol to CRC on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Slovakia); 75.31. Review criminal justice procedures to reduce the length of detention without trial and replace preliminary inquiries with sufficiency hearings in the High Court, reducing the time it takes to bring matters to trial (United Kingdom); 75.32. Review and investigate the administration of the legal rights of prisoners condemned to death within the judicial system to ensure their access to adequate recourse to appeals and other resources (Canada); 75.33. Ensure the separation of juvenile convicts from adult inmates (Slovakia); 75.34. Establish juvenile rehabilitation facilities to ensure the separation of juveniles from adults in prisons in line with the process to improve prisons’ overcrowding (Ecuador); 75.35. Modernize and update the criminal system in particular to increase penalties for cases of sexual abuse of minors, as the numbers of such cases are alarming. (Ecuador); 75.36. Engage civil society in a follow-up to its universal periodic review (Poland); 75.37. Consider seeking technical assistance from the relevant United Nations agencies to meet its human rights obligations (Botswana); 75.38. Consider seeking technical assistance from the international community for the ratification of international treaties and conventions and the subsequent national implementation of obligations and commitments resulting therefrom, which include the creation of national capacity and human rights training (Uruguay); 75.39. Seek technical assistance and capacity-building support from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to facilitate the timely submission of reports to treaty bodies, as well as in the areas of human rights training and education (Jamaica); 15