A/HRC/16/14 99.18. Promote greater accountability for the failure of police officers to comply with professional standards of conduct, and carry out full, impartial and independent investigations where the use of force results in the killing of civilians (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.19. Ensure effective investigation, prosecution and sanctioning of members of the police who use excessive force or are responsible for unlawful killings (Netherlands); 99.20. Ensure that all allegations of unlawful killings, ill treatment or excessive use of force by police forces are investigated and that perpetrators are brought to justice (Sweden); 99.21. Establish a system of effective and transparent accountability to investigate, prosecute and punish those responsible for alleged police abuses and, in particular, possible extrajudicial executions, in order to avoid the perception of impunity and overcome the worrying disenchantment of public opinion regarding the acts of the security forces in their fight against crime (Spain); 99.22. Ensure continuous reporting to the public on the status of investigations of cases of arbitrary detention and of extrajudicial killings, and ensure the provision of adequate resources and independent administrative structures for the justice system (Hungary); 99.23. Ensure the investigation of all allegations of ill treatment and excessive use of force, and bring the perpetrators to justice (Hungary); 99.24. Ensure due investigation and prosecution, in accordance with international standards, of all allegations of ill treatment or excessive use of force by law enforcement personnel, including through the establishment and empowerment of its Independent Commission of Investigations, and provide sufficient compensation to the victims or their families (Slovakia); 99.25. Carry out appropriate, independent, effective and transparent investigations into the deaths that occurred between 24 and 28 March 2010 in West Kingston during police operations, make public the outcomes of such investigations, and bring to justice the perpetrators of human rights violations (Spain); 99.26. Establish within the Police Service a domestic violence and victims support unit (Ghana); 99.27. Establish more shelters for women victims of violence (Norway); 99.28. Step up the implementation of legislative, policy and administrative measures aimed at combating gender-based violence and sexual harassment (Malaysia); 99.29. Further adopt and implement policies and measures aimed at preventing and punishing discrimination and violence against women, including sexual violence (Brazil); 99.30. Continue to undertake awareness-raising and prevention campaigns aimed at addressing gender-based violence and discrimination against women (Slovenia); 99.31. Implement the recommendations of the Jamaican Justice System Reform Task Force Report to ensure a modern justice system that is efficient, accessible, accountable, fair and able to deliver timely results (Canada); 18