A/HRC/13/16 35. Implement Law 6/2006 to ensure that all allegations of torture are properly investigated and those responsible are held accountable (United Kingdom); 36. Fully implement the Law 6/2006 on the prevention and punishment of torture, immediately investigate complaints of torture and ill-treatment, and initiate appropriate penal procedures against those responsible (Spain); 37. Ensure, in addition to the full implementation of the Law 6/2006, that no statements or confessions obtained under torture are admitted as evidence (Switzerland); 38. Investigate allegations of torture without delay and hold the perpetrators of such violations accountable (Canada); 39. Have competent bodies investigate all pending complaints about torture and enforced or involuntary disappearance and bring the perpetrators to trial (Chile); 40. Take measures to put an end to the culture of impunity of perpetrators of torture and ill-treatment and take among others concrete steps to reform the justice system to guarantee its independence and to promptly investigate allegations of torture and ill-treatment and bring criminal proceedings against those responsible (Netherlands); 41. Enact legislation on domestic violence and legislation concerning all forms of sexual abuse to ensure that violence against women and girls constitutes a criminal offence (Netherlands); 42. Adopt further measures to ensure accountability of the police for their proper, sensitive and effective conduct in cases of violence against women and to ensure better accessibility to protected housing for victims of domestic violence (Czech Republic); 43. In line with a previous recommendation of CRC, design and implement comprehensive strategies and policies to prevent and combat economic exploitation of children and to undertake awareness-raising campaigns in this respect (Germany); 44. Continue its efforts aimed at fighting trafficking in persons and, in particular, the trafficking and exploitation of children (Egypt); 45. Set up appropriate protection mechanisms to eradicate child exploitation and hold the perpetrators of trafficking and abuse accountable (Canada); 46. Take further measures to prevent the trafficking of children (Netherlands); 47. Intensify efforts to provide assistance for child victims of trafficking (Sudan); 48. Guarantee the independence of the judiciary, including through legislative measures (France); 49. Take effective measures to establish a functioning justice system with an independent judiciary and work to end the culture of impunity for perpetrators of torture and ill-treatment (Ghana); 15