A/HRC/18/13 83.36. Take additional measures to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings, and to protect victims and prosecute traffickers (United States of America); 83.37. Continue its efforts to combat transnational child trafficking and exploitation (Republic of Moldova); 83.38. Take an initiative to draft a law that would establish an independent bureau under the direct authority of the Ministry of Citizen’s Protection to deal with incidents of arbitrary conduct by law enforcement officials (Turkey); 83.39. Take steps to prevent attacks against immigrants and hate speech (Turkey); 83.40. Ensure prompt and impartial investigations of cases of excessive use of force by the police and law enforcement officials (Austria); 83.41. Continue pursuing measures aimed at improving police accountability and prioritizing alleged instances of misconduct (Lebanon); 83.42. Regarding the use of excessive force by the police, implement an independent complaint mechanism, which will investigate any allegation concerning violence, acts of torture and other mistreatments by the police (Switzerland); 83.43. Build upon its achievement in the area of human rights education and training, particularly for public officials, to strengthen the fight against alleged police violence (Botswana); 83.44. Continue efforts to combat human rights violations in the public administration (Indonesia); 83.45. Reduce the use of pretrial detention, ensuring judicial review, establishing an independent police complaints mechanism and speeding up trials (Hungary); 83.46. Quickly establish an independent and effective police complaints mechanism (United Kingdom); 83.47. Make the necessary efforts so that judicial proceedings do not suffer undue delay, and implement a system that prevents people of different sex being detained in the same facilities, and sometimes even mixed with minors (Spain); 83.48. Continue its efforts in improving the situation of detainees in Greek prisons and those held in police custody (Denmark); 83.49. Establish prison conditions that comply with the provisions of the 1999 Prison Law (Australia); 83.50. Adopt appropriate legislative or administrative measures for effective access to justice, including the right to legal redress in the courts (Mexico); 83.51. Take all necessary, prompt and effective measures to remedy the problem of the length of the judicial procedure (Morocco); 83.52. Implement measures to ensure speedier resolution of legal cases, for example, encouraging out of courts settlements and better use of information technology (United Kingdom); 83.53. Consider appropriate, effective measures to provide for a better promotion and protection of the freedom of religion or belief (Slovakia); 16