A/HRC/11/21* GE.09-16396 22. Continue its work to strengthen independence and authority of the national judicial system (Belarus); 23. Accelerate the judicial reform, reduce the number of preventive detentions and strengthen efforts to put an end to impunity for police and security forces for any illegal act committed by their members (Canada); continue the reform of the judicial system, to improve conditions of detention in prisons, and better separate civil and military jurisdictions (France); 24. Strengthen its cooperation with special procedure on reported cases of illegal arrest, fully respect the fundamental liberties of human rights defenders and train the police forces to respect human rights and nonviolent techniques of maintaining order, and to prosecute the perpetrators of violence (Luxembourg); intensify efforts to educate and train police, prison staff, law enforcement personnel and judges on all aspects of human rights (Czech Republic); turn more attention to some serious issues of combating impunity for law enforcement personnel and establishing an independent and effective national preventive mechanism (Republic of Korea); 25. Further advance access to the right to freedom of expression and freedom of the press by ensuring current national press legislation evolves in conformity with international human rights standards (Israel); 26. Adopt all necessary measures to ensure that the press could work freely (Chile); 27. Increase effectiveness of the plan of action to improve the judicial system to combat corruption more effectively (Algeria); strengthen its efforts to eradicate corruption in order to achieve the objectives of good governance (Turkey); continue to eradicate corruption in all its form, through the appropriate legislation (Indonesia); 28. Take steps to ensure the independence of Elections Cameroon (ELECAM), including through allocation of sufficient budget (United Kingdom); 29. Share experience and efforts on religious harmony (Sudan); 30. Undertake further appropriate measures to improve the situation of children, in particular taking into account the rights and needs of children in its national Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper and in all other programmes intended to improve the standards of living in the country (Malaysia); 31. Continue to implement its initiatives in combating the HIV/AIDS pandemic and share its experiences in this regard (Botswana); 32. Continue its efforts to strengthen the health sector, paying particular attention to access to health services for children and indigenous peoples (Philippines); 33. Continue to reinforce measures to ensure that detained children get the necessary treatment and assistance (Estonia); 34. Strive to provide adequate housing in order to fulfil the right of families to decent housing conditions (Indonesia); 19