A/HRC/24/10 143.91 Step up efforts aimed at combating FGM, inter alia by improving the monitoring mechanism, and fighting against the stereotypes and the culture of no-reporting, also through awareness-raising campaigns targeted to communities as well as individuals (Italy); 143.92 Increase public awareness-raising and training of officials designed to tackle cultural justifications for FGM and discrimination against women, with the aim of increasing the number of reported cases under article 333 of the Criminal Code (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 143.93 Take efficient, comprehensive measures to combat female genital mutilation, including through appropriate public oriented awareness-raising campaigns (Slovakia); 143.94 Enhance its efforts to fight against trafficking in persons and fully protect the human rights of victims, especially women, children and migrants in transit (Italy); 143.95 Act to combat the trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Romania); 143.96 Further strengthen measures to combat human trafficking, including by adopting a comprehensive strategy to combat trafficking, especially of women and children (Sri Lanka); 143.97 Ensure the effectiveness of labour law and of the prohibition of child labour, especially child prostitution (Spain); 143.98 Take all appropriate measures to better combat child labour and child begging (Congo); 143.99 Strengthen steps to protect children from the worst forms of child labour (Sri Lanka); 143.100 Investigate the allegations of torture and ill-treatment in a prompt, impartial and effective manner and prosecute perpetrators (Romania); 143.101 Consider establishing an independent complaint mechanism specifically devoted to allegations of torture and ill-treatment committed by law enforcement, security, military and prison officials (Hungary); 143.102 Take all necessary measures to allow victims to have access to effective remedies and reparation, and provide training to judges, magistrates and police authorities in order to apply the pertinent legislation in conformity with the Convention (Uruguay); 143.103 Verde); Strengthen the Judiciary control over detention conditions (Cape 143.104 Continue the reforms undertaken with a view to improve the life conditions of detainees (Gabon); 143.105 Adopt the necessary measures to prevent overcrowding in prison facilities (Spain); 143.106 Consider incorporating the “Bangkok Rules”, to its internal regulations for the treatment of women prisoners (Thailand); 143.107 Establish a juvenile justice system in compliance with the Beijing Rules and the Riyadh Guidelines (Hungary); 22 GE.13-15502