A/HRC/26/7 123.143. The Executive and Judicial authorities in Uruguay should continue to cooperate to facilitate investigations into serious violations of human rights, including cases of involuntary disappearances that occurred during the era of Operation Condor (Ghana); 123.144. Make a priority of passing a revised penal code (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 123.145. Establish mechanisms for witness protection and access to justice for victims, their families and civil society actors who might be assisting them, as recommended by the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Botswana); 123.146. Continue advancing on the specialization of the juvenile justice system, including the development of an appeals mechanism (Chile); 123.147. Continue developing its juvenile justice system, in terms of both legislation and practice. In particular, continue efforts to ensure that there are adequately trained professionals and adequate infrastructure for adolescents in conflict with the law. Deprivation of liberty should only be used as a measure of last resort and for as short a period as possible (Finland); 123.148. Concerning the deprivation of liberty of minors, develop and prioritize alternative measures allowing the reintegration of the child into the society and only deprive minors of their liberty as a last resort (France); 123.149. Take necessary measures, so as not to allow the lowering of the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Paraguay); 123.150. Strengthen its specialized juvenile justice system and promote alternative measures to deprivation of liberty, with a view to the full reintegration of the child into the society (Republic of Moldova); 123.151. Continue its efforts to give effect to the vote of Uruguayans living abroad (Burkina Faso); 123.152. Continue its efforts to ensure an equal opportunity to participate in the political process for all of its citizens (Indonesia); 123.153. Continue consultations with a view to allowing the Uruguayan diaspora to exercise their right to vote (Senegal); 123.154. Strengthen efforts to ensure better participation of women at all spheres of public life and especially at political level (Greece); 123.155. Adopt measures to increase gender parity in political and public spheres and improve the participation of women in decision-making and public policy development (Netherlands); 123.156. Make permanent the “pilot” requirement to include persons of both sexes in each list of candidates as it will apply to the national and departmental elections of 2014-2015 (Slovenia); 123.157. Ensure gender equality at the workplace (Côte d’Ivoire); 123.158. Take additional measures to promote equality of access to employment (Egypt); 123.159. Continue its efforts in providing equal treatment for men and women in employment (Jordan); 23