A/HRC/39/7 101.73 Revise practices in detention facilities to eliminate the use of torture or other cruel treatment or punishment, employ independent monitoring, and thoroughly investigate and prosecute allegations of such practices (Canada); 101.74 Carry out judicial and penitentiary reforms in accordance with international law (Norway); 101.75 Release all persons imprisoned on politically motivated charges (Sweden); 101.76 Close the Jaslyk prison colony, facilitate full and unhindered access for monitoring by the International Committee of the Red Cross, and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Australia); 101.77 Publicly condemn the use of torture and establish a system of independent inspection and control of places of detention in order to prevent the possible use of torture in those places of detention (Belgium); 101.78 Strengthen the national mechanism for the prevention of torture and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (France); 101.79 Amend article 235 of the Criminal Code to ensure that the definition of torture is in full compliance with international human rights law, and invite the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment to visit Uzbekistan (Germany); 101.80 Release all wrongfully imprisoned persons and take further meaningful measures to end torture and ill-treatment in detention facilities (Hungary); 101.81 Carry out prompt, impartial and effective investigations into all allegations of torture and ill-treatment, and prosecute and punish all those responsible, including law enforcement and prison officials (Ireland); 101.82 Take measures to put an end to torture, and implement the recommendations of United Nations mechanisms in this regard (Chile); 101.83 Continue its efforts to combat torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment through the improvement of law enforcement legislation and actions (Russian Federation); 101.84 Ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, establish a national preventive mechanism accordingly, and strengthen the investigation and prosecution of allegations of torture (Czechia); 101.85 Continue to provide appropriate training to lawyers, prosecutors and judges in order to carry out judicial reforms (Japan); 101.86 Establish recognition mechanisms for truth and compensation for the victims of the Andijan events (Mexico); 101.87 Adopt legislation that ensures the full independence of the judiciary and the exercise of the legal profession in conformity with international standards (Mexico); 101.88 Further strengthen ongoing efforts to increase transparency of its judiciary (Republic of Korea); 101.89 Take all necessary measures to ensure the independence and impartiality of the judicial system (Switzerland); 101.90 Continue taking steps for the strengthening of the judicial system (Tajikistan); 101.91 Implement national priorities in the field of rights and freedoms of the person (Cuba); 14