A/HRC/44/11 119.49 Enhance action to ensure respect for the fundamental rights and freedoms of the whole population, in particular women, girls and boys, and adopt all the necessary measures to combat impunity, by carrying out investigations to identify perpetrators of acts of violence and of all human rights violations (Argentina); 119.50 Improve conditions of detention by overcoming prison overcrowding and improving sanitary conditions (France); 119.51 Appoint and empower a prison ombudsman to address complaints of inhumane treatment and poor conditions in prisons and detention centres (United States of America); 119.52 Provide human rights training to police officers and to law enforcement officials in the country (Mexico); 119.53 Continue efforts to ensure that allegations of human rights violations committed by security forces are subject to independent and impartial investigations and, more broadly, take measures to strengthen the fight against impunity for the perpetrators of violations (France); 119.54 Continue its actions and initiatives with a view to consolidating the administration of justice through the adoption of new legislative and regulatory texts in this area (Benin); 119.55 Provide an adequate budget for the administration of justice and accelerate reforms of the justice sector in order to ensure the independence of the judiciary and better accessibility of the court system (Germany); 119.56 Strengthen efforts to reform the judiciary and security sectors (Sierra Leone); 119.57 Take additional measures to promote the full implementation of the justice reform programme (Timor-Leste); 119.58 Take urgent measures to ensure the effective implementation of the programme on justice reform (Togo); 119.59 Scale up the fight against impunity and corruption by taking further steps towards the full implementation of the justice sector reform (Belgium); 119.60 Strengthen human and institutional capacities in the area of the administration of justice (Benin); 119.61 Continue efforts to strengthen the judicial service and consider allocating adequate resources to the sector (Ghana); 119.62 Provide more resources to courts and prosecutors’ offices (Spain); 119.63 Strengthen the institutional capacity of courts, judges and the public prosecution (Oman); 119.64 Tackle the high level of impunity by strengthening the capacity and independence of the judiciary, including by allocating sufficient financial resources and by appointing qualified and independent staff (Netherlands); 119.65 Fully operationalize tribunals and prosecution offices to ensure the adequate delivery of justice and the countering of corruption (South Africa); 119.66 (Iraq); Take appropriate measures to safeguard access to justice by all 119.67 Step up and intensify efforts to ensure access to justice for all citizens, taking measures such as the exemption of costs for the most disadvantaged and the establishment of a victim and witness protection system (Spain); 119.68 Facilitate and guarantee access to justice, in all regions, through the establishment and operationalization of tribunals and the reduction of court fees (Holy See); 14