A/HRC/19/4 85.45. Establish an independent body for investigating complaints about the actions of law enforcement officials (United Kingdom); 85.46. Improve conditions in Tanzania’s prisons, including in relation to overcrowding and inadequate health care (Australia); 85.47. Improve conditions in prisons centers, including alternative mechanism to deprivation of liberty such as community services (Spain); 85.48. Allocate adequate resources to ensure the effective implementation of the National Action Plans to combat Violence Against Women, Violence Against Children and Female Genital Mutilation (Hungary); 85.49. Enhance and strength national programs to combat violence against women and also to continue the much valuable efforts that enable women to participate in legislative council and decision making positions (Sudan); 85.50. Redoubling efforts to protect women and children against all forms of violence, including the use of FGM (Netherlands); 85.51. Continue enforcing appropriate measures, such as the National Plan of Action for the Prevention and Eradication of Violence against Women and Children or the awareness campaign “Say No to Violence”, to eliminate effectively violence against women, in particular domestic violence (Slovakia); 85.52. Enact a law specifically defining and criminalising domestic violence and implement the international obligations in this regard, notably the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (France); 85.53. Take additional measures to stop domestic violence, to extend legal equality to all women, in all areas of law (Germany); 85.54. Strengthen efforts to fulfil its obligations under the Convention on Elimination of Discrimination against Women, including by adopting and implementing legislation prohibiting female genital mutilation (Australia); 85.55. Intensify its efforts to protect women from harmful traditional practices, such as female genital mutilations (France); 85.56. Put in place a comprehensive strategy, including legislative measures to eliminate practices and stereotypes that discriminate women, such as female genital mutilation (Poland); 85.57. Provide all victims of violence against women an unhindered access to justice and ensure that all perpetrators are brought to justice in accordance with international standards (Slovakia); 85.58. Continue this important work related to violence against children by undertaking civic education at all levels of society, especially throughout the educational system and justice system, on the negative effects of violence against children (Sweden); 85.59. Address child labour as a matter of urgency in accordance to its international commitments, notably ILO Conventions No. 138 and 182 (Slovakia); 85.60. Fully implement the National Plan of Action on Child Labour (United States of America); 16