A/HRC/19/19 88.60 Place emphasis on implementing strong policies to effectively fight all forms of stereotypes and discrimination against girls and women, thereby ensuring their right to social and economic security (Trinidad and Tobago); 88.61 Adopt effective measures to prevent discrimination against women, including by ensuring equal access to education and employment opportunities (Slovenia); 88.62 Develop strategies, containing both legal and social measures, to eliminate discriminatory stereotyping of the roles of women and violence against them (Thailand); 88.63 Take all the necessary steps to respect the Article 26 of the Haitian Constitution stipulating that the preventive custody should not exceed 48 hours (Canada); 88.64 Improve the conditions in prisons, try all persons held in preventive detention within a reasonable period of time and ensure that juveniles are not held in pre-trial detention (Slovenia); 88.65 Establish a fast track system for reviewing cases of prolonged preventive detention in order to reduce as soon as possible the prisons’ population and improve the health and food situation of the population incarcerated (Spain); 88.66 Develop and implement a strategy aiming at improving as soon as possible the conditions of detention for prisoners (Canada); 88.67 Take steps to improve prison conditions (United States); 88.68 Improve the conditions of detention, notably by reducing the overcrowding in the prisons (Belgium); 88.69 Take urgent measures against prison overcrowding by favouring alternative measures to separate persons (Switzerland); 88.70 Continue to try to ameliorate prison conditions (Sweden); 88.71 Guarantee to prisoners access to basic medical care and adequate food (Switzerland); 88.72 Address the infrastructural needs of country’s penitentiary system, including inmate’s access to food, water and sanitation as well as health care (Slovakia); 88.73 Strengthen the protection of minors by providing separate places of detention for adults and minors, by supporting the activities of social organisations to combat child forced labour and by ensuring basic education for all (Belgium); 88.74 Take continued action to combat violence against women and girl children (Sri Lanka); 88.75 Undertake new actions to put an end to violence against women and girls and do its utmost to eliminate discriminatory practices (Luxembourg); 88.76 Intensify the efforts for the prevention, punishment and eradication of all forms of violence against women, with a special attention to their greater vulnerability in the aftermath of the earthquake (Argentina); 88.77 Undertake a serious and credible study on the extent of violence against women, particularly the impact of humanitarian crisis on the issue, GE.11-17271 17