A/HRC/39/3 114.39 Include domestic violence in the Criminal Code as a separate offence (Kyrgyzstan); 114.40 Continue to take further steps for the strengthening of judicial system (Tajikistan); 114.41 Establish clear criteria for the appointment, tenure and removal of judges, as part of national efforts to guarantee the independence of the judiciary and due process (Mexico); 114.42 Align legislation and legal practices with international standards in order to ensure fair and effective treatment by the judicial system, especially for young people (Djibouti); 114.43 Respect the right to a fair trial and revoke prosecutors’ authority to hold convicted persons indefinitely by a simple written decision even though they have served their sentences (France); 114.44 Provide access to international monitoring mechanisms in all places of detention in line with international standards (Belgium); 114.45 Sustain its commitment in the promotion of religious tolerance, as well as its efforts in upholding human rights and fundamental freedoms (Nigeria); 114.46 Respect the rights of Christians to exercise their freedom of religion and belief without fear of imprisonments or other forms of persecutions (Poland); 114.47 Take further efforts to improve the enjoyment of the right to opinion and expression (Iraq); 114.48 Continue its efforts in combating trafficking in persons (Nigeria); 114.49 Continue to enhance Turkmenistan’s regulation against human trafficking (Indonesia); 114.50 Work in partnership with the International Labour Organization to eliminate forced labour in connection with State-sponsored cotton harvesting (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 114.51 Ensure comprehensive implementation of the programme for enhancing the employment sector and creating new jobs in Turkmenistan for the period 2015–2020, as well as the action plan for its implementation, above all, in order to ensure maximum level of employment for persons with disabilities (Russian Federation); 114.52 Continue consolidating its social policies, especially in the area of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to continue to improve the quality of life of its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 114.53 Continue its efforts to protect the rights of women and children and to provide them social protection (Yemen); 114.54 Take effective measures to eliminate and further prevent violations of economic, social and cultural rights (Djibouti); 114.55 Increase the ongoing efforts to enhance the population’s living standards and welfare, so that they pave the way further for human rights protection (Islamic Republic of Iran); 114.56 Continue its efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights in the country by strengthening its national policies and programmes with the aim of further improving the well-being of its people (Malaysia); 114.57 Make additional efforts to provide access to potable water and adequate sanitary conditions, particularly in rural areas (Serbia); 14