A/HRC/21/11 119.116. Further develop the legislation that would allow women to exercise their rights to privacy and confidentiality during police investigations and guarantee the right to presumption of innocence, due process, and legal defence (Estonia); 119.117. Increase the total number of Public Defenders and to secure a constant presence of Public Defenders in all detention institutions (Netherlands); 119.118. Ensure the availability of public defenders in all detention locations in order to enhance guarantees of due process (Canada); 119.119. Secure what is prescribed in Article 149 of the Brazilian Penal Code, relating to the criminal prosecution of the crime of slavery (Paraguay); 119.120. Ensure that all killings by law enforcement personnel are properly registered and thoroughly, independently investigated (Slovakia); 119.121. Combat impunity on crimes against judges by creating a protection system for judges under threat (United States); 119.122. Ensure that all members of the police and prison officers that commit human rights violations and abuses, such as torture and ill-treatment, are held accountable (Czech Republic); 119.123. Effectively fight against arbitrary and on-duty police killings, in particular by creating a strong framework for impartial investigation (Germany); 119.124. Continue working for the strengthening of the process of truthseeking (Paraguay);2 119.125. Continue its efforts to guarantee the right to the truth for victims and families of serious human rights violations and for all Brazilian society, ensuring proper functioning of the Truth Commission (Argentina); 119.126. Ensure that the Truth Commission created in November 2011 be provided with sufficient resources to recognize the right of victims to justice, in particular for crimes with no statute of limitation (France); 119.127. Protect the natural family and marriage, formed by a husband and a wife, as a basic cell of society as it provides the best conditions for raising children (Holy See); 119.128. Study the possibility of having campaigns for registering girls, boys and adolescents in the North and North-east of Brazil, with the cooperation of the universal system of human rights (Uruguay); 119.129. Regularly foster awareness on birth registration at national and local levels, particularly through the organization of public campaigns to highlight the importance of birth-registration (Uruguay); 119.130. Consider freedom of expression concerns when drafting cybercrime legislation (Estonia); 2 22 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: Continue working for the strengthening of the process of truth-seeking and transitional justice.