A/HRC/27/13 134.48 Advance efforts to impose a formal moratorium on executions with a view to acceding to the relevant conventions, including the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Sierra Leone); 134.49 Continue intensifying its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including by the adoption of a regulatory framework to address the exploitation of women and children (Malaysia); 134.50 Redouble its efforts to further protect children from trafficking (Philippines); 134.51 Consider the possibility of improving the conditions of detention and of reforming its penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 134.52 Improve detention conditions, in particular by allowing all detainees to refer their case to a judge and by abolishing all forms of arbitrary or secret detention (Switzerland); 134.53 Increase efforts to prevent any abuse against people in police custody and improve the living conditions of detainees (Italy); 134.54 Take necessary measures to deal with the situation of women in prisons and protect them against all forms of violence, especially against harassment and sexual violence (Central African Republic); 134.55 Take effective action to end violence against women and children, including by making it a criminal offence and by holding perpetrators accountable (Germany); 134.56 Set up a national programme to fight violence against women, especially domestic violence (Russian Federation); 134.57 Continue to implement measures to enhance the protection of women and girls against violence (Singapore); 134.58 Do more to ensure the effective prosecution of domestic violence cases (Australia); 134.59 Provide law enforcement officials with human rights training and intensify the fight against impunity for acts of torture (Czech Republic); 134.60 Apply Act No. 6/2006 preventing and punishing torture and prosecute those who are suspected of involvement in this type of crime, including members of security forces (Canada); 134.61 Continue to develop programmes aimed at providing support to vulnerable children and, specifically, eradicate the practice of corporal punishment (Djibouti); 134.62 Hold security forces and other government officials accountable for human rights violations, including the use of torture and arbitrary arrests and detention of members of the opposition (United States of America); 134.63 Take measures to fight effectively against impunity, notably for acts of torture and sexual violence, in particular when those incriminated are involved in law enforcement (France); 134.64 Ensure that due process of law is observed in all judicial proceedings, including by bringing detainees before an independent judge within 72 hours 16