A/HRC/42/6 140.74 Investigate all cases of trafficking in persons and child labour, and strengthen the awareness campaigns of the population and families on those matters (Honduras); 140.75 Amend provisions in the Criminal Code and the law on the press to provide the right to freedom of expression without fear of reprisals, arrest or detention (Maldives); 140.76 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly children (Mali); 140.77 Strengthen awareness campaigns to combat domestic violence (Mauritania); 140.78 Implement legislation for the prohibition of torture and create an independent mechanism of prevention (Mexico); 140.79 Continue its efforts for democratic transition, peace and stability in the country (Myanmar); 140.80 Step up efforts to raise public awareness and train duty bearers on combating trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Philippines); 140.81 Develop a standard operating procedures manual on trafficking to ensure a harmonized and multipronged approach is adopted in the identification, investigation and prosecutorial stages, whilst ensuring the protection and rehabilitation of victims (Seychelles); 140.82 Adopt the legislative and political measures necessary to combat domestic and gender violence, ensuring legal and psychosocial protection to victims (Chile); 140.83 Adopt the necessary measures for the implementation of the crime of torture as a specific crime, in accordance with the provisions of the Convention against Torture (Uruguay); 140.84 Intensify efforts to combat human trafficking (Armenia); 140.85 Allocate greater resources to combat sexual violence, including by armed forces personnel, and to prosecute perpetrators (Australia); 140.86 Endeavour to prevent excessive use of force, arbitrary arrests, torture and ill-treatment in detention facilities (Botswana); 140.87 Guarantee the right to a fair trial, regardless of the political, ideological, religious or identity affiliation of the alleged perpetrator, by strengthening the independence of the judicial institutions (Croatia); 140.88 Consider the adoption of additional measures aimed at reinforcing the independence of the judiciary (Brazil); 140.89 Adopt the necessary measures to guarantee the independence of the judicial system and the impartiality of its decisions, respect for human rights by law enforcement authorities and the fight against corruption (Ecuador); 140.90 Continue opening local legal assistance offices in all trial courts (Burkina Faso); 140.91 Guarantee the applicability of all measures taken aimed at strengthening the rights of persons in police custody or in pretrial detention (Gabon); 140.92 Reduce overcrowding in prisons and ensure that persons do not remain in pretrial detention beyond the prescribed time limits (Germany); 140.93 Redouble efforts to enhance the conditions of detention facilities with particular consideration for women and children, and expedite trials (Holy See); GE.19-11244 15