A/HRC/41/4 disasters, and especially that of insurance companies, is respectful of New Zealand’s human rights commitments (Spain); 122.59 Clarify the definition of “terrorist”, and review the Terrorism Suppression Act so as to ensure that those designated as “terrorists” could enjoy justice (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.60 Conduct training programmes aimed at raising the awareness of those working in the criminal justice system on relevant human rights standards (Qatar); 122.61 Strengthen the availability of legal assistance for women, especially for Māori and migrant women (Peru); 122.62 Facilitate women’s access to legal aid, in particular for Māori women, migrant women and women from ethnic minorities, as well as women living in rural and remote areas (Togo); 122.63 Continue the efforts to prevent discrimination in New Zealand’s criminal justice system (Indonesia); 122.64 Step up efforts to prevent and combat all forms of discrimination, especially in the criminal justice system (Italy); 122.65 Put an end to discrimination against Māori, and ensure that all prisoners receive equal treatment in accordance with minimum standards for humane treatment and that conditions in prisons and detention centres comply with international human rights standards, including the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.66 Continue to work to enhance the rights of Māori and other indigenous minority groups in New Zealand, and provide increased rehabilitative support for Māori prisoners (Ireland); 122.67 Take action to ensure the provision of physical and mental health services for those in detention facilities, as well as to reduce overcrowding in prisons (United States of America); 122.68 Carry out further work to reduce prison overcrowding and improve the access of convicted persons to quality medical services (Belarus); 122.69 Reconsider the relevant legal acts in the part relating to the age of criminal responsibility, with a view to its possible increase (Serbia); 122.70 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility in line with international human rights standards (Iceland); increase the age of criminal responsibility (Montenegro); 122.71 Redouble efforts in addressing human trafficking (Nigeria); 122.72 Intensify efforts to prevent, investigate, prosecute and punish acts of trafficking (Botswana); 122.73 Take effective measures on prevention, investigation, prosecution and sanctioning of human trafficking (Serbia); 122.74 Adopt effective measures to combat human trafficking and to protect the rights of migrant workers (China); 122.75 Intensify further the efforts in the area of the fight against trafficking in persons, including improving the practice of enforcing legislation with a view to bringing to justice and punishing those responsible for trafficking in persons under the articles on trafficking (Belarus); 122.76 Consider introducing legislation requiring businesses to report publicly on transparency in supply chains, to eliminate practices of modern 15