A/HRC/33/5 80.80 Adopt an official moratorium aiming at the formal abolishment of the death penalty in the country (Portugal); 80.81 Implement public awareness campaigns in regard to the absence of deterrent effects of the application of the death penalty and the progressive introduction of a moratorium aiming at the abolition of the death penalty and the ratification of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Spain); 80.82 Consider prohibiting corporal punishment of children in all settings (South Africa); 80.83 Prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including at home, at schools, and as a sentence in courts and work towards a general understanding that corporal punishment of children is not beneficial but rather detrimental to their development (Germany); 80.84 Introduce the legislative measures and policies necessary to ensure the protection and promotion of the rights of boys and girls, including explicit prohibition of corporal punishment both in public and private spheres, as previously recommended (Mexico); 80.85 Take the necessary steps to ensure the prison in Kingstown meets international minimum standards and adheres to the Mandela Rules (Australia); 80.86 Adopt measures to combat the problem of police abuse, through norms aiming at sanctioning such conduct and to prevent such abuses, strengthening the training of law enforcement officials (Spain); 80.87 Take immediate steps to bring conditions at all detention facilities, including Her Majesty’s Prison and Fort Charlotte Prison, into line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Canada); 80.88 Partner with appropriate international agencies to strengthen national capacities to collect, process, and analyse relevant human rights statistical information concerning police misconduct and prison conditions (United States of America); 80.89 Strengthen measures taken to combat human trafficking (Egypt); 80.90 Collaborate with NGOs or other victim advocates to promote a victimcentred approach in the identification of trafficking victims (United States of America); 80.91 Take measures to reduce the backlog of cases before the courts in order to ensure that justice is served promptly and efficiently and that accused persons are guaranteed due process (Canada); 80.92 Pursue efforts to reform the justice system with a view to guaranteeing access to justice to all, including through providing qualified staff (Egypt); 80.93 Undertake actions to improve the competency and capacity of its judicial sector including sensitizing judicial personnel on issues concerning vulnerable groups (Malaysia); 80.94 Establish a Juvenile Rehabilitation Centre to ensure detention separate from adults and the safety of juvenile offenders whilst in detention and to equip 16 GE.16-11831