A/HRC/19/19 88.95 Review its legislation on the minimum age for child labour in order to avoid domestic exploitation (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 88.96 To put in place everything to combat child exploitation notably to follow up on the recommendations made by the Independent Expert on this subject (Luxembourg); 88.97 Take further concrete measures to improve the dangerous situation for street children (Sweden); 88.98 Continue with the reform of the judiciary, ensuring its independence (Spain); 88.99 Immediately appoint a President of the Court of Cassation and proceed with the reform of the justice system (United Kingdom); 88.100 Fill the vacancies in the Supreme Court (Cour de Cassation), as those justices have the authority to make the legal system more efficient (United States); 88.101 Make additional efforts to ensure that tribunals, prisons and the police comply with international human rights standards (Norway); 88.102 Ensure a fair trial for all detained, complying with international standards, within a reasonable timeframe (Slovakia); 88.103 Make greater efforts to improve confidence in and access to justice within the country (Barbados); 88.104 Implement the law which provides criminal penalties for official corruption effectively (Turkey); 88.105 Prioritize the reduction of its judicial backlog (Belgium); 88.106 Reduce the judicial backlog (United States); 88.107 Ensure accountability for all crimes committed, regardless of the perpetrator, including in cases of violence against women and sexual violence (Slovenia); 88.108 Undertake actions leading to a comprehensive reform of the justice and penal systems which contribute to the fight against impunity and crime investigation, comprising the responsibilities of institutions, particularly of the National Police (Mexico); 88.109 Take all the necessary measures to identify those responsible for the violations of human rights attributed to policemen and provide a fair compensation for the victims (Belgium); 88.110 Take necessary measures to enable the judicial system to effectively combat impunity and to assess the establishment of an international commission against impunity (Switzerland); 88.111 Strengthen rapidly the capacities of its judiciary system to combat impunity in order that, inter alia, the justice handles, in an impartial manner, the complaints lodged against Mr. Jean-Claude Duvalier (Canada); 88.112 Pursue its path of the reform of the judiciary system and make a priority of the fight against impunity, in particular in relation with the process of certification of the Haitian policemen (France); GE.11-17271 19