A/HRC/34/4 128.66 Urgently take legal, statutory and administrative measures against child labour (Central African Republic); 128.67 Bring its legal definition of torture into line with the Convention against Torture and Other, Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Australia); 128.68 Address the arbitrary and excessive use of force by law enforcement agencies, in particular the military, by providing effective human rights-sensitive training and additional resources, and setting up accountability mechanisms (Netherlands); 128.69 Align its Penal Code with international norms with a view to integrating judicial guarantees against torture, such as the right to a lawyer in all phases of a criminal procedure, including in police detention (Serbia); 128.70 Address the growing problem of pretrial detentions and prison conditions (United States of America); 128.71 Facilitate the adoption of the new Code of Criminal Procedure that includes the notification of charges, the right to be assisted by counsel, compulsory medical examination and notification of family members, with a view to strengthening the rights of those in police custody (Republic of Korea); 128.72 Continue to take steps to improve conditions in prison settings and make them consistent with international standards (Angola); 128.73 (Djibouti); Ensure that decent sanitary conditions are provided to detainees 128.74 Improve prison conditions in all detention centres by developing and implementing a strategy to end the current overcrowding in prisons, as accepted in the 2011 review by, inter alia, restricting the use of pretrial detention, developing alternative forms of punishment, as well as ensuring access to sufficient food and drinkable water, adequate sanitary facilities and medical treatment (Germany); 128.75 Improve detention conditions in conformity with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (Switzerland); 128.76 Take verifiable measures to improve prison conditions (Spain); 128.77 Step up efforts for the improvement of the justice as well as the penitentiary system (Greece); 128.78 Develop a strategy to reduce prison overcrowding and improve conditions in line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Kenya); 128.79 Investigate thoroughly cases of female genital mutilation and bring the perpetrators to justice (Russian Federation); 128.80 Thoroughly investigate and prosecute cases of sexual harassment and rape of girls in schools (Sierra Leone); 128.81 Intensify the investigation and discrimination and gender violence (Argentina); 18 punishment of cases of GE.16-23163