A/HRC/13/9 41. Thoroughly investigate all allegations of sexual violence and bring perpetrators of such crimes to justice, in accordance with international standards (Sweden); 42. Effectively investigate and prosecute allegations of sexual violence and intensify efforts to finalize a national action plan to combat sexual violence (Norway); 43. Seek to end impunity for perpetrators of sexual violence by thoroughly investigating all credible allegations of sexual violence and prosecuting individuals against whom there is sufficient evidence of such abuses, in compliance with its obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights regarding due process (United States); 44. Further strengthen law enforcement and the judicial system in the effort to address impunity and reduce the incidence of domestic violence as well as physical and sexual abuse of women and girls (Malaysia); 45. Provide adequate support to the victims of sexual violence, in particular through the provision of counselling services and safe places (Austria); 46. Strengthen measures to combat violence against women, particularly that related to female genital mutilation (Angola); 47. Continue its efforts to end female genital mutilation, inter alia through enforcement of legislation and implementation of programmes sensitizing the population about its harmful effects (Egypt); 48. Elaborate and implement a law and programmes to draw attention to the harmful effects of excision (Luxembourg); 49. Take all measures to ensure the effective prohibition of female genital mutilation, including, among others, the implementation of awareness-raising programmes for the population about its terrible effects (Argentina); 50. Intensify ongoing sensitization activities, carried out together with members of civil society, towards the reduction, or even the eradication in the future, of female genital mutilation (Senegal); 51. Within the context of incorporating the values of the culture of peace in public and private education, include actions to eliminate violence in schools and to address the special needs of children affected by conflict (Ghana);2 52. Take further measures to improve the conditions of detention and to investigate deaths in detention and bring those responsible to justice (Netherlands); 53. Speed up the plans to improve the situation in prisons, including the prompt construction of a new special prison in Abidjan for women and juveniles to provide for their separation from serious criminals (Slovakia); 54. Take effective measures to end arbitrary detentions, in particular by strengthening judicial oversight over the security forces (Austria); 55. Pay special attention to protection of children of persons in detention or prison (Czech Republic); 56. Provide separate prison and detention facilities for minors, male and female inmates and improve access of inmates to adequate food and medical care (Czech Republic); 16 GE.10-10140