A/HRC/16/10 82.38. Intensify actions and adopt broad measures to combat violence against women, children, young people and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Brazil); 82.39. Adopt effective measures to prevent gender-based violence and provide protection and assistance to victims; harmonize domestic legislation with international instruments on human trafficking (Argentina); 82.40. Step up efforts to eradicate child abuse and domestic violence through the effective implementation of national strategies (Indonesia); 82.41. Continue to put forward effective measures to eliminate violence against women (Azerbaijan); 82.42. Take practical measures to combat sexist, domestic and sexual violence (Haiti); 82.43. Put in place protection measures to prevent, combat and punish perpetrators of violence against women and children, and conduct a campaign to raise awareness on violence against women (Canada); 82.44. Further implement policies to eliminate violence against women and children (Thailand); 82.45. Take new actions to put an end to violence against women and to combat trafficking in human beings (France); 82.46. Continue and enhance existing measures to protect women and children from violence, such as the training of Honduran police and the development of the dedicated Gender Unit within the police system (Japan); 82.47. Fight against women trafficking and enhance, in this regard, regional cooperation (Italy); 82.48. Strengthen support for victims of human trafficking (Japan); 82.49. Take necessary steps to fight human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 82.50. Allocate more resources to fight trafficking in human beings and support victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation (Germany); 82.51. Devote particular attention to fighting the worst forms of child labour and child trafficking, including that for the purpose of commercial sexual exploitation (Uruguay); 82.52. Strengthen efforts to eradicate child abuse, child labour and the sexual exploitation of children (Azerbaijan); 82.53. Take effective measures to improve conditions of detention, in particular to reduce overcrowding and violent crime in prisons, as well as to improve prisoners’ access to educational and health services (Austria); 82.54. Continue measures to strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Azerbaijan); 82.55. Make all efforts to ensure the independence of the judiciary (Ghana); 82.56. Undertake all necessary measures to ensure the independence of the judiciary, including by putting an end to any intimidation or unjustified disciplinary procedures against judges perceived as critical of the coup (Slovenia); 16