A/HRC/30/8 143.37 Take all necessary measures to ensure the elimination of violence and discrimination against women and take steps to ensure the full incorporation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women into its legal system (Sweden); 143.38 Make additional efforts to ensure that domestic law is in compliance with the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, particularly with regard to equality in marriage and divorce (Spain); 143.39 Strengthen efforts in implementing the rights and obligations towards the empowerment of women found in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Greece); 143.40 Accelerate the process to adopt a law on gender equality and carry out awareness-raising activities on the issues of gender and domestic violence in the judicial sector, in the security forces as well as in schools (Belgium); 143.41 Take steps to promote religious dialogue on issues that affect women’s human rights and the implementation of laws tackling violence against women (Ghana); 143.42 Increase resource allocations to government agencies mandated to implement laws tackling violence against women (Malaysia); 143.43 Bring an end to arbitrary detentions, particularly on the grounds of political opinion; investigate allegations of torture and ill-treatment in prisons and bring those responsible to justice (France); 143.44 Review the treatment of all detainees ensuring that the human rights, safety and security of individuals in government custody are fully respected (Canada); 143.45 Ensure the administration of justice is fully consistent with international human rights standards and seek international technical assistance (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 143.46 Take measures to ensure the independence and impartiality of the role of the judiciary (Trinidad and Tobago); 143.47 Take further steps to ensure the impartiality and independence of the judiciary in accordance with international standards (Italy); 143.48 Take measures to reform the Judicial Service Commission, so as to ensure an independent and impartial judiciary which respects fundamental rights (Switzerland); 143.49 Strengthen the impartiality of the Judicial Service Commission and ensure the independence of the judiciary (Botswana); 143.50 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary by reforming the Judicial Services Commission’s process for selecting and appointing judges (United States of America); 143.51 Restore confidence in its legal system by ensuring the clear and unambiguous division of powers, including the indisputable independence of its judicial processes and judges (Denmark); 143.52 Meet relevant obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and fulfil its universal periodic review first cycle 23