A/HRC/43/6 127.104 Improve the judicial system by ending the practice of provisional detention of more than 72 hours and providing human rights training to police forces and judicial personnel (France); 127.105 Ensure that the enforcement of the Children’s (Amendment) Act of 2016 and the Women’s (Amendment) Act of 2015 is guaranteed and respected so as to eradicate the harmful traditional practice of female genital mutilation (Madagascar); 127.106 Step up the efforts to combat female genital mutilation and early child marriages (Maldives); 127.107 Raise awareness and enforce legislation prohibiting the practice of female genital mutilation (Germany); 127.108 Strengthen and accelerate mechanisms aiming at eradicating the harmful practice of female genital mutilation (Nepal); 127.109 Strengthen the measures to effectively address violence against women and girls and eliminate harmful traditional practices, such as female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage (Slovenia); 127.110 Intensify efforts to eradicate harmful practices against women and child marriage through grass-roots sensitization and enforcement of relevant legislation such as the Children’s Act and the Domestic Violence Act (Uganda); 127.111 Counteract female genital mutilation (Ukraine); 127.112 Intensify the application of the 2015 and 2016 laws that criminalize child marriage and female genital mutilation (Burkina Faso); 127.113 Sensitize the public, especially traditional and religious leaders, on the negative consequences of the practices of child marriage and female genital mutilation (Burkina Faso); 127.114 Step up efforts to eradicate traditional practices such as female genital mutilation, early marriage and forced marriage (Burundi); 127.115 Intensify the fight against child marriage and female genital mutilation (Central African Republic); 127.116 Ensure the implementation of the 2016 laws prohibiting genital mutilation and forced marriages (France); 127.117 Undertake awareness-raising campaigns, in particular among traditional and religious leaders, to combat sociocultural and religious burdens, as well as harmful traditional practices such as early marriages and female genital mutilation (Gabon); 127.118 Strengthen the efforts to fully implement the existing legislation aimed at preventing all harmful practices against children, including female genital mutilation and early, child and forced marriages (Italy); 127.119 Take the necessary steps to investigate all allegations of torture in detention and ensure that prison conditions are in line with international standards (Portugal); 127.120 Ensure those accused of crimes have access to a timely and fair trial as well as improve sanitation and reduce overcrowding, physical abuse, and food shortages in Gambian prisons (United States of America); 127.121 Improve living conditions in prisons, including prisoners’ access to medical care, and endeavour to prevent arbitrary arrests, detention, violence and ensure due process of the law is followed (Botswana); 127.122 Continue the process of strengthening the judicial system that started in 2017 which would provide the judiciary complete independence (India); 127.123 Strengthen the independence and impartiality of the judiciary (Zambia); 16