A/HRC/37/6 118.27 Assign the necessary economic, technical and financial resources to accelerate the implementation of the National Preventive Mechanism against Torture (Honduras); 118.28 Accelerate the establishment of a national preventive mechanism against torture and the process of creating an integrated and permanent national anti-trafficking structure (Mali); 118.29 Speed up the process of setting up the national mechanism on the prevention of torture (Togo); 118.30 Set up the national mechanism for prevention of torture (Morocco); 118.31 Take measures to limit the use of pretrial detention and improve conditions of detention (France); 118.32 Take further measures to protect the rights of detainees, above all those on pretrial detention (Brazil); 118.33 Put an end to overcrowding and bad prison conditions, by building new prison facilities and restricting the use of pretrial detention (Spain); 118.34 Improve detention and prison conditions by, among other things, ensuring detainees receive adequate nutrition, and by reducing overcrowding in places of detention (Canada); 118.35 Redouble efforts to improve prison conditions, significantly reduce prison overcrowding and ensure that minors are separated from adults and that remand prisoners are separated from convicted prisoners, and women are separated from men (Zambia); 118.36 Improve the conditions in prisons and review the extraordinarily long period of investigation (up to 18 months) as well as the limited access to visit prisoners, as previously recommended (Germany); 118.37 Seek to improve prison conditions in Gabon including the availability of appropriate medical care for prisoners and access of prisoners to legal counsel and family (Australia); 118.38 Continue the reforms of the judicial system already initiated and strengthen measures aimed at combating behaviour in the judiciary that may impede independent, impartial and adequate investigations and trials (Guatemala); 118.39 Abide by its international obligations with regard to the procedures for arrest and detention, to guarantee human rights and fundamental freedoms and to exercise the task of governing with due respect for the rule of law (Netherlands); 118.40 Adopt laws to combat ritual crimes, punish appropriately the instigators and perpetrators of such offences, and put in place a comprehensive strategy to eliminate them (Sierra Leone); 118.41 Intensify the fight to put an end to ritual crimes, including through long-term awareness-raising campaigns (Spain); 118.42 Ensure fair trial guarantees for prisoners subject to criminal prosecution, including those detained after last year’s presidential election (United States of America); 118.43 Continue undertaking measures to fight against trafficking in human beings (Azerbaijan); 118.44 Deepen anti-trafficking measures, in particular by ensuring investigation and prosecution of the perpetrators of such crimes (Argentina); GE.17-23556 13