A/HRC/22/14 147.122. Improve prison conditions to bring them in line with international standards and guidelines for the treatment of prisoners by providing warmer clothes to prisoners in winter, providing foreign prisoners with timely medical and dental treatment, and increasing the amount and nutritional quality of the food (United States of America); 147.123. If no legal moratorium is given, provide all necessary guarantees to ensure that the rights of persons condemned to death are respected (Belgium); 147.124. Ensure that the rights of detainees sentenced to death be duly respected (Italy); 147.125. Ensure that conditions of detention of death row inmates comply with international standards (Hungary); 147.126. Expressly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings (Hungary); 147.127. Further efficiently address violence against women, through facilitation of the reporting of domestic and sexual violence and providing support services to victims (Republic of Moldova); 147.128. Continue implementing measures against gender violence and giving care for victims (Spain); 147.129. Adopt the Special Rapporteur‟s (regarding trafficking in persons) recommendation to intensify efforts to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls, and to bring perpetrators to account (Trinidad and Tobago); 147.130. Continue to strengthen its legislation and implementation regarding discrimination and violence against women and to pursue its efforts to promote gender equality, address violence against women, including domestic violence and provide support to the victims of gender-based violence (Turkey); 147.131. Continue measures for improving access by women victims of trafficking and sexual violence to complaints mechanisms and protection services (Azerbaijan); 147.132. Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons including by defining trafficking in persons in accordance with the Palermo Protocol and invite the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography (Belarus); 147.133. Continue with all its endeavours to ensure further success in the implementation of the recently established programs/policies, including the revised national action plan against trafficking in persons (Cambodia); 147.134. Strengthen measures to fight human trafficking, especially of women and children, in line with international legal standards in this area (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 147.135. Most complexly address the root causes of trafficking and effectively protect and support victims (Republic of Moldova); 147.136. Continue with concerted action towards combating trafficking in persons, and strengthen relevant frameworks in this regard (Sri Lanka); 147.137. Further advance efforts to address the root cause of trafficking and to protect and support victims of trafficking (Trinidad and Tobago); 22