A/HRC/37/15 161.120 Further intensify investigation, prosecution and adequate sanctions in all cases of human trafficking (Turkey); 161.121 Strengthen measures to combat trafficking in persons, in particular those related to the sexual exploitation of women and children (Algeria); 161.122 Continue exerting further efforts to improve access of victims of trafficking and sexual violence to complaints mechanisms and protection services (Azerbaijan); 161.123 Redouble its efforts against human trafficking and adopt a specific action plan for the protection and compensation of victims (Honduras); 161.124 Enact an anti-human trafficking law to protect human rights of migrants from violations by recruitment agencies, brokers and employers (Kenya); 161.125 Take adequate measures to effectively address violence against foreign, minority and indigenous women by prosecuting and sanctioning all forms of violence, and ensuring that victims have access to immediate means of redress and protection (Islamic Republic of Iran); 161.126 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings by law (Montenegro); 161.127 Expressly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings (Zambia); 161.128 Take into full consideration the recommendations made by the United Nations human rights mechanisms on hate speech (Republic of Korea); 161.129 Comprehensive measures including legislative means to ensure independence of media (Russian Federation); 161.130 Review the legal framework governing broadcast media and, in particular, that the Government review and repeal Article 4 of the Broadcast Act (United States of America); 161.131 Create an independent administrative body to regulate broadcast media (United States of America); 161.132 Continue to guarantee the independence of the media, including by reviewing the current legal framework governing the broadcast media, and to strengthen media independence by removing the legal basis for undue government interference (Austria); 161.133 Adopt necessary measures to create the necessary conditions for the activities of a free independent mass media (Belarus); 161.134 Refraining from the practice of surveillance and intrusion into the private lives of representatives of religious minorities (Russian Federation); 161.135 Continue to improve the national system of administration of justice, including guarantees for the rights of persons being held in detention (Russian Federation); 161.136 Authorize the defendant to immediately have access to a lawyer and limit the detention period without charges to a maximum of 48 hours, as a step towards abolishing this system (Switzerland); 161.137 Continue ongoing reforms in the field of justice and criminal procedure with a view to an in-depth review of the system of substitute detention (daiyô kangoku) (France); 161.138 Consider improving the basic pension scheme for the elderly, in consultation with their representatives within the associations, so as to guarantee them sufficient resources to cover their living expenses (Haiti); 161.139 Intensify its efforts towards poverty reduction and sustainable development (Timor-Leste); 19