A/HRC/28/4 relationships in Italy, as part of Italy’s efforts to further strengthen measures to combat discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Netherlands); 145.98 Ensure the equal rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people by legally recognizing same-sex marriage and civil partnerships (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 145.99 Implement effective domestic measures to ensure all acts of torture are offences under its criminal law (Australia); 145.100 Adopt additional measures to prevent all forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of persons in detention (France); 145.101 Pursue further its endeavours to combat prison overcrowding and to guarantee that all detainees are treated with dignity (Hungary); 145.102 Take measures to enhance the efficiency of the judicial system and reduce overcrowding in prisons (Australia); 145.103 Adopt a national strategy for improving the situation in the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 145.104 Further improve the living conditions in State penitentiaries and juvenile detention centres (Thailand); 145.105 Develop and implement the national anti-violence action plan at the earliest possible date (Germany); 145.106 Continue with its efforts regarding violence within the family and with the enforcement of the three categories of aggravating circumstances included in the Italian Criminal Code, in order to prevent violence in all its forms (Dominican Republic); 145.107 Consider adopting specific laws on combating violence against women, both at home and in the work place (India); 145.108 Strengthen domestic legislations to prevent sexual violence against women and provide necessary support to the victims (Maldives); 145.109 To adopt effective measures to combat violence against women and prevent their occupational segregation (Uzbekistan); 145.110 Pass and implement legislation to address violence against women (Sierra Leone); 145.111 Combat violence against women by implementing the Istanbul Convention, which entered into force August 1, 2014, and finalize Italy’s National Action Plan (United States of America); 145.112 Undertake comprehensive measures to address violence against women and to ensure that victims have immediate protection (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 145.113 Take all necessary measures to address violence against women as well as gender inequality in particular in the workplace and in the context of pregnancy or family status (Ireland); 145.114 Address the legal gaps in the area of child custody and include relevant provisions relating to protection of women who are the victims of domestic violence as recommended by the Special Rapporteur on violence against women (Botswana); 20