A/HRC/29/7 121.104. Include a definition of torture in line with CAT and add specific offences relating to torture and other ill-treatment into the relevant legislation (Hungary); 121.105. Guarantee ICRC unconditional and unrestricted access to local and central authorities as well as detention centres in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Switzerland); 121.106. Ensure that detained persons are treated humanely and given access to legal counsel and all allegations of torture in detention are properly investigated (Ghana); 121.107. Ensure the effective respect of international human rights standards for persons deprived of liberty by allocating the necessary resources (France); 121.108. Continue carrying out the principles contained in CAT, with a specific focus on the elimination of arbitrary detention, especially of minors, and of violence occurring at the hands of law enforcement personnel (Holy See); 121.109. Establish legislation which penalizes early marriage, adopting appropriate measures towards its elimination (Chile); 121.110. Ensure the implementation of national laws created to abolish early marriage and impose sanctions penalizing this practice (Sierra Leone); 121.111. Redouble efforts to ensure that children were not employed in situations that could be detrimental to their health, development or well-being (Timor-Leste); 121.112. Establish measures and programmes to eradicate human trafficking and gender-based violence, especially of women and girls (Sierra Leone); 121.113. Implement the national action plan to combat corruption, including strengthening of laws and enforcement, and provide greater resources to independent anti-corruption bodies (New Zealand); 121.114. Step up efforts to prevent and combat modern forms of slavery and human trafficking with special attention to the investigation and prosecution of all cases of sale and trafficking of children, including providing protection of child victims (Serbia); 121.115. Take concrete steps to tackle human trafficking, in particular by strengthening the work of the National Steering Committee on Anti-Human Trafficking (Sri Lanka); 121.116. Fully implement national legislation on trafficking and address root causes of trafficking (Slovenia); 121.117. Continue implementing the legislation against all forms of trafficking, and formulate a specific legislation to combat human trafficking, especially of women and children (Holy See); 121.118. Speed up the drafting of a law on Anti-Human Trafficking (Indonesia); 121.119. Further strengthen its national legislation to combat human trafficking (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 121.120. Adopt a law to combat human trafficking, sexual exploitation, as well as to ensure victim rehabilitation (Lebanon); 20