A/HRC/18/4 106.76. Introduce proper identification for its law enforcement officials (Slovakia); 106.77. Review the existing mechanism and framework for handling allegations of excessive use of force, including the use of weapons by law enforcement officials, in order to ensure full compliance with the Convention against Torture (Uzbekistan); 106.78. Ensure a timely and impartial investigation of all complaints and reports against such illegal acts (Uzbekistan); 106.79. Adopt appropriate measures to ensure that the establishment of socalled arrest and search zones is not done on the basis of criteria which might be equivalent to racial, ethnic or religious profiling (Algeria); 106.80. Continue to ensure effective protection of victims of domestic violence, including through considering the adoption of a specific law on violence against women, including domestic violence (Austria); 106.81. Continue efforts to prevent and combat violence against women and domestic violence, in particular in the Faroe Islands and Greenland (Poland); 106.82. Ensure more effective protection of victims of domestic violence (Slovenia); 106.83. Continue its efforts to combat domestic violence, especially against vulnerable groups such as women and children (Republic of Korea); 106.84. Provide foreign married women who are victims of domestic violence with legal safeguards and administrative guidelines for their protection, giving particular consideration to residence permits (Honduras); 106.85. Adopt effective policy measures aimed at combating and eliminating violence against women, including domestic violence, and encourage the highlevel participation of women in the labour market and especially decisionmaking (Azerbaijan); 106.86. Establish specific mechanisms and formulate specific programmes geared to addressing the issue of violence against women and children, including by harmonizing national legislation with international human rights standards (Indonesia); 106.87. Strengthen the capacities for identifying victims of trafficking (Austria); 106.88. Strengthen the identification of human trafficking victims (Slovakia);2 106.89. Ensure that victims of human trafficking are not detained but instead granted proper protection, as well as expand the reflection period while making it entirely unconditional (Slovakia); 106.90. Take necessary measures to combat child prostitution and ensure that those children have access to adequate services for their recovery and social reintegration (Indonesia); 2 The recommendation was read during the interactive dialogue as “Strengthen the identification of human trafficking victims, ensure that such victims are not detained but instead granted proper protection, as well as expand the reflection period while making it entirely unconditional.” It was subsequently split to read as in 106.88 and 106.89. 19