A/HRC/19/9 106.43. Increase the use and promotion of alternative, non-custodial measures (Austria); 106.44. Continue its effort to secure satisfactory sanitary facilities in Irish prisons, including in-cell sanitation, and to mitigate overcrowding (Denmark); 106.45. Urgently and comprehensively bring conditions for the prison population into line with international human rights standards (Sweden); 106.46. Carry out all efforts to reduce overcrowding in prisons and to ensure that imprisonment is a measure of last resort (Spain); 106.47. Continue with the implementation of measures to improve adverse conditions in prisons, in particular the renovations required to improve the health situation in prisons and effective programmes for education and rehabilitation of prison inmates (Peru); 106.48. Complete the review of prison conditions in order to increase the quality of the prison management system (Indonesia); 106.49. Continue to strengthen its policies and laws against domestic violence (Algeria); 106.50. Strengthen its policies and laws against domestic violence towards women (Moldova); 106.51. Continue efforts with the aim of establishing protection campaigns and programmes for women against domestic violence (Argentina); 106.52. Submit rapidly its national report to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) that was due in 2007 and include a section on violence against women as requested by the Committee (Switzerland); 106.53. Fully implement the relevant laws, policies and programmes aimed at combating domestic violence in the country (Malaysia); 106.54. Pass legislation to combat trafficking in human beings in the form of sham marriages (Latvia); 106.55. Support its Muslim citizens in enabling them to practise their religion (Turkey); 106.56. Make available adequate budgetary allocations, despite financial constraints, for the continued provision and improvement of education and health services which are essential to protect the rights of the poorest and the most vulnerable members of society (Sri Lanka); 106.57. Ensure the principle of equality and non-discrimination while guaranteeing the enjoyment of the right to health (Brazil); 106.58. Ensure the national availability and accessibility to contraceptive services and methods, including through the dissemination of information and education to boys, girls and adolescents, taking into account prevention of discrimination based on geographic status, disability or migrant status (Mexico); 106.59. Further measures to eliminate the underrepresentation of women in decision-making roles, particularly in the political arena and as members of corporate boards (Ghana); 17