A/HRC/12/9 Page 18 54. Take effective action against child labour, and against smuggling or abduction, exploitation or sexual abuse of children (Hungary); 55. Address the issue of the use of child labour in the country, while supporting and facilitating children’s access to education, in particular in rural areas (Slovakia); 56. Investigate fully and effectively harassment and attacks on journalists and bring those responsible to justice (Norway); 57. Investigate all allegations with respect to torture and inhuman and degrading treatment by Afghan National Police and the National Directorate of Security (Germany); 58. Investigate all cases of arbitrary and illegal detentions with all due diligence (Poland); 59. Investigate thoroughly all acts of violence against women and defenders of women’s rights and bring those responsible to justice (Austria); 60. Intensify the fight against impunity (Germany); 61. Continue to work towards comprehensive rule of law reform including strengthening the police, corrections, and justice sectors, and building the institutional capacity of the Ministries of the Interior and Justice (Canada); 62. Establish a mechanism in order to systematically monitor human rights in the administration of justice and to organise human rights training courses for public officials (Austria); 63. Consider increased State monitoring of international private security companies, including regulation of their activities (Brazil); 64. Ensure that State institutions and the judiciary uphold human rights and that new legislation does not contravene international human rights law (United Kingdom); 65. Ensure that the law enforcement agencies fully observe the legal mechanism and comply with human rights principles, such as the right of the accused and suspects, in the course of carrying out their duties (Malaysia); 66. Ensure human rights and international humanitarian law education for all security forces and prison and judicial personnel and adopt further measures to ensure their full accountability for any violations of these (Czech Republic); 67. Provide and improve training programmes on human rights for the judiciary, law enforcement personnel and lawyers (Jordan); 68. Continue to take concrete measures towards substantial improvement in the field of criminal justice, especially education on human rights law as well as enhancement of ability for criminal investigation (Japan);