A/HRC/19/12 II. Conclusions and/or recommendations** 93. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue and listed below have been examined by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and enjoy the support of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: 93.1. Consider the possibility of acceding to CRPD (Algeria); 93.2. Sign and ratify the CRPD (Slovenia); 93.3. Sign and ratify CRPD and its Optional Protocol (Australia); 93.4. Sign and ratify CRPD and its Optional Protocol; and the OP-CAT (Brazil); 93.5. Increase in the number of prisons countrywide (Turkey); 93.6. Ratify CRPD at the earliest opportunity and seek relevant support from the international community and relevant UN agencies, including the OHCHR, for the ratification process (Thailand); 93.7. Apply the constitutional norms regulating the penitentiary system which would allow regulating and using with great effectiveness the available resources in the penal system (Russian Federation); 93.8. Continue with the work of the Ombudsman in monitoring the rights and guarantees established in the Constitution and international human rights treaties (Paraguay); 93.9. Take stronger steps to fight widespread crime and violence, with a special emphasis on bringing to justice of those responsible (Turkey); 93.10. Implement the UN Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders, otherwise known as the “Bangkok Rules” (Thailand); 93.11. Strengthen the coordination effort by the Higher Council for Prisons with a view to improve the state of prisons in particular, the problems of overcrowding and violence in prisons in the country (Malaysia); 93.12. Implement a policy of maintaining and building prisons, and investing in high quality training of prison staff, increasing their number (Norway); 93.13. Adopt emergency measures to ensure that the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners are respected in all prisons of Venezuela (Switzerland); 93.14. Ensure that all places of detention comply with the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (United Kingdom); 93.15. Improve overall conditions of detention and prison facilities, and to combat overcrowding (Czech Republic); 93.16. Support the activities of human rights defenders and independent nongovernmental organizations in the promotion of human rights and democracy, including through positive public recognition of their role (Canada); ** Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited. 13