A/HRC/32/6 128.71 Offer regular and continuous training programmes to police officers as well as judicial and state officials in compliance with international human rights standards, and ensure swift conduct of trials and due process in criminal cases (Germany); 128.72 Adopt effective measures to ensure that there is total respect for the total prohibition of torture in line with the Convention against Torture (Mexico); 128.73 Ensure the elimination of human rights abuses against prisoners and detainees, and to bring to justice those responsible for committing these offences and ensure redress for victims (New Zealand); 128.74 Put an end to arbitrary detention, practices of torture and methods use by security forces in public demonstrations. These are forms of limiting freedom of expression and trial those persons responsible in line with Mozambique’s international human rights obligations (Costa Rica); 128.75 Establish an effective mechanism to investigate, sanction and repair in case of abuse of power on the part of the police forces and penitentiary forces, to safeguard personal information of victims and those making a complain, and establish administrative sanctions and penal sanctions for the perpetrators (Chile); 128.76 Ensure that all allegations of extrajudicial executions, excessive use of force, arbitrary detentions or acts of torture are investigated and bring those responsible to justice (France); 128.77 Ensure that all allegations of arbitrary detention, excessive use of force, extrajudicial executions, torture and ill-treatment by the police are promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigated (Australia); 128.78 Take necessary measures to ensure that allegations of killings, torture, arbitrary detentions, extrajudicial executions, excessive use of force and ill-treatment of detainees are swiftly investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice (Ghana); 128.79 Take measures to ensure that law enforcement in Mozambique complies with domestic and international human right standards; and ensure prompt, thorough investigations, and prosecution where evidence warrants, of all allegations of human rights violations, including torture (Canada); 128.80 Intensify its efforts to ensure that national prison rules and policies are in line with the revised United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners or the Nelson Mandela Rules (Thailand); 128.81 Improve the conditions in correctional and other detention facilities (Nigeria); 128.82 Improve the situation of overcrowding in prisons (China); 128.83 Improve conditions of detention in penitentiaries, by ensuring that prison overcrowding is reduced (Belgium); 128.84 Step up its efforts in ensuring that the issues of the inability by prisoners to hire their own lawyers and overcrowding in prisons are attended to and appeal to the Human Rights Council and the international community to render both financial and technical assistance to help the Government of Mozambique meet its international obligations (Zambia); 18