A/HRC/36/11 136.91 Enhance efforts to reform the prison system and to ensure the protection of the human rights of all detainees (Italy); 136.92 Take measures to improve conditions related to treatment of inmates within prisons, through increasing the capacity as already initiated by the Government and through measures for maintaining order within prisons (Japan); 136.93 Take necessary measures to increase the number of gynaecologists in the Brazilian prison system (Sweden); 136.94 Incorporate the Bangkok Rules into public policies to protect female inmates and adopt bill 5654/2016 that prohibits the use of handcuffs before, during and after childbirth on women deprived of liberty (Denmark); 136.95 Improve prison conditions, particularly addressing overcrowding and violence, including in prisons for women (Australia); 136.96 Improve facilities dedicated to pregnancy and maternity in prisons, in line with the Bangkok Rules (Thailand); 136.97 Strengthen prison reform efforts to protect female prisoners from sexual abuse and violence (Bahamas); 136.98 Step up efforts to abolish the practice of racial profiling and arbitrary arrest by the police and security forces (Indonesia); 136.99 Continue protecting the natural family and marriage, formed by a husband and a wife, as the fundamental unit of society, as well as the unborn (Holy See); 136.100 Carry out efforts for the implementation of recommendations on the improvement of the judiciary and the judicial system that the Russian Federation made at the last universal periodic review (Russian Federation); 136.101 Consider expanding application of the Custody Hearings Programme and make it feasible before all State Courts (Serbia); 136.102 Establish a mechanism to allow for speedy and correct judicial decisions under strict observance of constitutional and international law regarding the territorial rights of indigenous peoples (Austria); 136.103 Continue its efforts on further improving the judicial system with practical measures (Azerbaijan); 136.104 Accelerate the establishment and the effective implementation of a solid public defence system in all states, in agreement with recommendations 119.31, 119.10, 119.12 and 119.14 from the second cycle (Haiti); 136.105 Expand custody hearing programmes to cover all pre-trial detainees by passing draft bill 554/2011. Provide specific training according to the Istanbul Protocol to judges and public prosecutors working in custody hearings (Germany); 136.106 Ensure that legislation relating to the prison situation and criminal justice is in accordance with international human rights standards (Mexico); 136.107 Improve judicial processes to minimize the length of pre-trial detention and speed up trials, and consider alternatives to detention to address prison overcrowding (United States of America); 136.108 Plan and take concrete measures in the mid-term period with the objective of reducing pre-trial time for remand prisoners and reduce the overall number of prisoners awaiting trial rather than serving sentences (Slovenia); 16