A/HRC/41/13 crimes are effectively investigated and their perpetrators sanctioned (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.91 Continue to update the relevant strategies and to strengthen legislation to root out family violence (Singapore); 121.92 Improve the functioning of the judicial system by implementing a “Swift Justice” programme and an automated case management system to track the progress of cases so as to reduce the current backlog (Bahamas); 121.93 Implement and rigorously enforce ethical standards and reforms to the judicial selection and appointment process in order to safeguard the justice system and judicial accountability (United States of America); 121.94 Continue to improve the functioning of the judicial system in order to enhance the efficiency of judicial proceedings (Romania); 121.95 Continue improving the functioning of the justice system, including the prosecutor’s office, and the fight against the corruption and the slowness of judicial procedures (France); 121.96 Establish an independent and impartial oversight authority over the police in order to investigate alleged cases of ill-treatment and bring those responsible to justice (Canada); 121.97 Continue to reform its legal framework on freedom of religion in order to facilitate a climate of religious harmony and cooperation (Albania); 121.98 Ensure that public broadcasters remain free of political pressure and journalists are protected, including by prompt and effective investigations into concerns about their safety (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 121.99 Intensify efforts to protect journalists against any form of intimidation, including verbal assaults (Austria); 121.100 Take effective measures to guarantee the safety of journalists, and prosecute all attacks against journalists (Germany); 121.101 Guarantee a safe and secure environment for journalists, including measures that protect them from any act of retaliation, and duly address their right to the confidentiality of sources (Poland); 121.102 Take necessary measures to ensure the safety of journalists and that media can express themselves freely without risking excessive fines (Switzerland); 121.103 Respect, protect and promote freedom of expression of journalists and media actors and take all necessary steps to ensure that the media can perform its work safely (Sweden); 121.104 Consider additional measures to protect freedom of the press and the rights of journalists, including prompt and effective investigation by law enforcement about the risks to their safety and security (Slovenia); 121.105 In light of the killing of journalist Ján Kuciak and his partner Martina Kušnírová, take all measures to protect and support journalists working to uncover corruption and other matters of the highest public interest (Iceland); 121.106 Continue to strengthen the fight against trafficking in persons, especially women and children, with effective measures to identify and prevent such crimes (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.107 Redouble efforts aimed at combating trafficking in persons, paying special attention to women and girls (Honduras); 17