A/HRC/22/7 97.97. Rapidly implement the recently adopted criminal procedure code (Norway); 97.98. Continue to make efforts with regard to reform in criminal proceedings, including enhancing the independence and impartiality of the Prosecutor’s Office, as well as the updating of pretrial investigation procedures (Republic of Korea); 97.99. Create an independent body to investigate cases of torture and guarantee compensation for victims. Additionally, bring conditions of detention in line with international standards and ensure respect for the judicial guarantees of detainees (Spain); 97.100. Improve the legislation and its application in order to combat police impunity and increase the number of criminal investigations of suspected perpetrators accused of police brutality, as well as provide training for staff of law-enforcement bodies on the rights of detainees (Sweden); 97.101. Ensure that the right of victims of torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment to obtain reparation is respected (Switzerland); 97.102. Take sincere efforts to hold accountable those police and law enforcement officers responsible for the torture and ill-treatment of detainees (Iraq); 97.103. Take urgent measures to prevent cases of ill-treatment and torture by police officers and ensure their accountability for any criminal acts (Austria); 97.104. Strengthen the effectiveness and the independence of the mechanisms to supervise the observance of human rights of inmates and persons under police custody with the aim of preventing ill-treatment (Italy); 97.105. In line with the observation made by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, ensure proper investigation and continue its actions to stop hate crimes (Bangladesh); 97.106. Protect and promote effectively the right to a fair trial in accordance with internationally established standards (Slovakia); 97.107. Intensify its efforts to fight hate crimes and encourage senior State officials to take a clear position against these crimes, and publicly condemn racist acts of violence and other offences motivated by hatred (Tunisia); 97.108. Take the necessary steps to ensure that all allegations of mistreatment are impartially investigated (Portugal); 97.109. Ensure non-selective prosecutions on its territory and a fair trial for persons being prosecuted, in conformity with the standards as under article 14 of the ICCPR, including the right to appeal laid down in paragraph 5 (Netherlands); 97.110. Urgently address the problem of the acceptance by the courts of evidence obtained as a result of ill-treatment in detention (Hungary); 97.111. Fulfil its commitments on the use of minority languages in justice, in both criminal and civil procedures (Romania); 97.112. Adopt a law on the bar association that recognizes the right of the bar to self-government and guarantees proper representativeness by regular elections and regional representation (Hungary); 21