A/HRC/39/5 transgender and intersex persons through programmes such as the United Nations Free and Equal campaign (Australia); 112.36 Take effective measures to facilitate the reintegration of former detainees, by inter alia improving access to education, vocational training or other activities for detainees (Germany); 112.37 Take appropriate measures to ensure that juvenile offenders are held separately from adults in detention facilities at all times (Ghana); 112.38 Ensure the reduction of pretrial detention (Botswana); 112.39 Provide sufficient resources to justice system in order to enable better resolving of legal cases to avoid over extended pretrial detention (Spain); 112.40 Take all necessary measures to remedy the situation in the prison environment, in particular the overcrowding of prisons and the exposure of prisoners to infectious diseases or violence (Luxembourg); 112.41 Strengthen efforts in the field of education and human rights training, in particular for the benefit of the law enforcement officials (Morocco); 112.42 Reduce prison overcrowding by resorting more to alternative sanctions to imprisonment (Senegal); 112.43 Improve conditions in prisons by reducing overcrowding and ensure separation between children and adults (Spain); 112.44 Redouble efforts to improve prison conditions (Burundi); 112.45 Improve prison conditions by increasing the number of corrections officers, ensuring the separation of inmates by sex, age and status and by appointing a prison ombudsman (United States of America); 112.46 Investigate and hold to account those responsible for human rights abuses in the country’s prisons (Australia); 112.47 Strengthen the judiciary system, by providing more resources and ensuring a better internal work flow, to improve response time to cases (France); 112.48 Promote transparency and plurality of information (France); 112.49 Decriminalize defamation and place it within a civil code that is in accordance with international standards, and adopt a freedom of information law in accordance with international standards (Ireland); 112.50 Adopt comprehensive anti-trafficking legislation and a national action plan on trafficking with measurable indicators and targets (Hungary); 112.51 Intensify efforts to restrict human trafficking in persons (Iraq); 112.52 Finalize and approve the recently draft National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (2018–2021), and ensure its implementation (Israel); 112.53 Take steps to expeditiously approve and implement the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (2018–2021) that is under development and to allocate adequate resources for the establishment and maintenance of shelters for victims of violence and trafficking (Singapore); 112.54 Continue to strengthen the National Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons (2018–2021) in terms of raising awareness and preventing this crime (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 112.55 Adopt further measures to prevent and combat episodes of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation (Italy); 14