A/HRC/25/16 111.98 Design and implement an action plan to address gender based violence including domestic violence and sexual harassment (Sierra Leone); 111.99 Develop and implement, in collaboration with civil society, a comprehensive national strategy against gender-based violence, including domestic violence, sexual harassment and harmful traditional practices, including female genital mutilation (Ireland); 111.100 Take the necessary steps to eradicate domestic and sexual violence against women, especially minor women, whose numbers continue being significantly high. In this, sense, it is necessary to monitor the prevalence of cases of sexual violence in the framework of armed conflicts in order to achieve two goals: reduce the number of victims and provide victims with adequate sanitary and psychological attention. (Ecuador); 111.101 Amend and review all legislative provisions which constitute a de facto discrimination against women and establish a timeline for the adoption of a comprehensive strategy to combat sexual violence including female genital mutilation (Hungary); 111.102 Take steps to investigate sexual violations against women and adopt measures to prevent the repetition of acts against civilians by any of the groups in conflict, in compliance to international humanitarian law (Mexico); 111.103 Create a system, to include training for law enforcement, legal professionals and health care personnel, for providing legal and medical aid to survivors of gender based violence, including rape and sexual violence, domestic violence, and female genital mutilation (United States of America); 111.104 Improve the implementation of national legislation on sexual violence and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Sweden); 111.105 Define enforced disappearance as a criminal offence in the Penal Code (Paraguay); 111.106 Establish a National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture (Paraguay); 111.107 Abolish death penalty (Paraguay); 111.108 Take steps to improve prison conditions, including overcrowding and the lack of social rehabilitation measures (Sierra Leone); 111.109 Continue its efforts to improve the conditions of detention (France); 111.110 Take concrete measures such as the establishment of a computerized database on prisoners, to improve the functioning of prisons and the conditions of detainees (Canada); 111.111 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Nigeria); 111.112 Continue strengthening independence (Chile); 111.113 the judicial system to ensure its Ensure an independent and equitable justice for all (France); 111.114 Strengthen the powers of the inspection of the jurisdictions and the services of the High Council of the Judiciary (Djibouti); 111.115 GE.14-10049 Strengthen the capacities of the judiciary institutions (Gabon); 19