A/HRC/16/3 78.34. Take appropriate measures to enforce the law criminalizing trials by ordeal (Canada); 78.35. Repeal regulations permitting trials by ordeal and amend the Penal Code to criminalize the organization of such trials (Republic of Korea); 78.36. Bring to trial all defendants within a reasonable time, and that systems and procedures are put in place to ensure this (Ireland); 78.37. Address fully the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and to do so to at a published timetable (United Kingdom); 78.38. Support the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in particular to achieve the enjoyment of women and child rights and the implementation of its recommendations (Sudan); 78.39. Strengthen further functioning of the State enforcement agencies with the aim of combating criminality in the country, and ensure full and unhampered access to justice for all members of society (Czech Republic); 78.40. Continue its efforts to promote the rights of workers and to reduce the rate of unemployment among Liberian young people, particularly through the revision of the draft proposed labour law called “Decent Work” (Sudan); 78.41. Continue to regard maintaining social stability as its first priority, and make efforts to improve the people’s living standards, providing necessary housing and medical care and increased educational opportunities, and improving electricity services, drinking water and the road network; and streamline the relationship between its domestic legislation and the international human rights instruments that it has signed by bringing its domestic legislation into line with the requirements of international law (China). 79. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 21