A/HRC/41/8 118.29 Integrate a rights-based approach to the protection of the environment in the elaboration and implementation of the National Environmental Plan, including prior consultation with indigenous peoples (Slovenia); 118.30 Continue the implementation of programmes that might have positive environmental effects (Saudi Arabia); 118.31 Continue efforts to further improve the penitentiary system and prison conditions, especially to ensure that the human rights of women prisoners are protected (Croatia); 118.32 Carry out a comprehensive reform of the penitentiary system in accordance with the recommendations of the United Nations treaty bodies and institutions (Uzbekistan); 118.33 Redouble efforts to improve prison conditions (France); 118.34 Take further measures in order to reduce overcrowding in prisons and improve the living conditions of the inmates (Greece); 118.35 Improve living conditions in detention centres and ensure the provision of adequate medical care, water supply and sanitation in detention cells (Portugal); 118.36 Improve prison conditions by investing in safe and humane detention facilities, including by increasing access to routine physical and mental health care, clean water, reliable food intake, and increased time outside of detention cells (United States of America); 118.37 Intensify efforts to improve the penitentiary system and search for additional diverse resources, including legal resources, to address the problem of overcrowding in prisons (Russian Federation); 118.38 Devote greater resources to the improvement of detention facilities as well as to a comprehensive reintegration policy in order to improve living conditions of prisoners and reduce overcrowding, thus complying with international standards (Spain); 118.39 Strengthen its efforts to establish improved standards and allocate sufficient resources to address overcrowding and poor conditions in prisons (Turkey); 118.40 Review prison conditions and initiate steps for improvement, particularly in relation to overcrowding and access to rehabilitation programmes (Australia); 118.41 Take measures to address the problem of overcrowding in prisons and bring conditions of detention in prisons into accordance with international standards (Belarus); 118.42 Take measure to improve the deplorable and unhealthy living conditions found in some detention facilities (Bangladesh); 118.43 Ensure that sufficient resources are in place to fully implement the reformed Code of Criminal Procedure in order to further reduce overcrowding in prisons, rehabilitate prisoners to reduce recidivism and limit the practice of pretrial detention (Sweden); 118.44 Improve conditions of detention in prisons and ensure that detainees have access to rehabilitation and reintegration programmes (Switzerland); 118.45 Make further efforts to improve poor conditions in many of its detention centres and to prevent ill-treatment of detainees, especially women and adolescents (Republic of Korea); 118.46 Pursue efforts to ease the detention conditions of women and children (Senegal); 12