A/HRC/32/6 128.85 Prioritize reform of the prison system in order to improve the living conditions of detainees, ensure thorough investigation of any allegation of illtreatment and use of excess force by police forces, and prosecute those who have committed such crimes (Italy); 128.86 Accelerate the implementation of alternative measures to detention through the adoption of legal and policy measures outlined in articles 88, 89 and 102 of the Penal Code; and ensure that children and adolescents in detention facilities are separated from adults, in accordance with Mozambique’s obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Canada); 128.87 Widen the access to legal assistance for prisoners, and continue to assist with their rehabilitation into society to reduce recidivism (Malaysia); 128.88 Carry out prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into cases of arbitrary arrest and detention and ensure that all police officers found responsible for human rights violations are subjected to disciplinary and criminal proceedings as appropriate, in line with accepted recommendations (Austria); 128.89 Strengthen measures to eliminate gender-based violence against women (Myanmar); 128.90 More effectively address and combat domestic perpetuated against women and the elderly (Sierra Leone); violence as 128.91 Take the necessary measures to ensure that those responsible for acts of violence and sexual abuse of girls, especially in the education system, are effectively punished and removed from their posts (Uruguay); 128.92 Strengthen its efforts in combatting the early marriage of girls (Algeria); 128.93 Develop a legal framework to fight against the phenomenon of early marriage (Belgium); 128.94 Sensitize traditional chiefs, religious leaders, women’s groups and youth about the consequences of early and forced marriage of girls, and adopt laws and regulations preventing and punishing cases of violations (Benin); 128.95 Ensure effective implementation of the new National Strategy to prevent and eradicate early marriages (Italy); 128.96 Adopt effective mechanisms to implement the existing legislation which protects women and children (Uruguay); 128.97 Continue the work of the Ministry of Education and civil society to reinforce the campaign on zero tolerance for violence against children at in the environment of communities, families and in schools (Uruguay); 128.98 Strengthen the protection of the rights of children, particularly those in vulnerable situations, and ensure perpetrators of sexual violence and child labour are held to account (Botswana); 128.99 Strengthen child protection system with effective mechanisms, including investigation of reports of cases of cases of child abuse (Slovakia); 128.100 Ensure the implementation of already ratified international conventions in the sphere of children’s rights protection (Ukraine); 19