A/HRC/28/11 134.106 Expand the legal coverage to protect against sexual harassment and intensify public awareness-raising campaigns in the field of violence against women (Spain); 134.107 Consider adopting a national strategy to fight against all forms of violence against women (Turkey); 134.108 Take further steps to reform the judicial and penal system through the training of detention and prison staff, and the creation of adequate incarceration centres so as to avoid the abuse of arbitrary detention and to eliminate the excessive use of force by penitentiary personnel (Holy See); 134.109 Complete the reform of the judiciary (Benin); 134.110 Deepen efforts to strengthen the judiciary, such as the establishment of the commission for the reform of the legislative and the judiciary (Brazil); 134.111 Further work on improving the judicial system by providing capacity-building assistance and training in the field of human rights (Ethiopia); 134.112 Accelerate the process of judicial reforms with a view to ensure access to justice, especially to women and other vulnerable sections of the society (India); 134.113 Continue its efforts for the promotion and protection of human rights by the improvement of its judicial system (Niger); 134.114 Ensure that allegations of human rights violations by security forces are subjected to independent and impartial investigations and more generally take measures to strengthen the fight against impunity (France); 134.115 Ensure that allegations of abuse by members of security forces are investigated in a prompt, thorough, credible and impartial manner; that those responsible, including officials with oversight responsibility are disciplined or prosecuted in accordance with international standards; and that victims of abuse receive adequate compensation by the State (Germany); 134.116 Ensure that prompt, impartial and thorough investigations are carried out into all allegations of human rights violations by security forces and that the perpetrators are brought to justice, as accepted in the previous review (Sweden); 134.117 Ensure reparation, including fair and adequate compensation, for victims of human rights violations by the security forces or to their families where the victim has died (Sweden); 134.118 Consider improving the juvenile justice system by integrating and implementing the child friendly justice standards, including by, inter alia, ensuring that children benefit from the protection of specific provisions for children in conflict with the law; and establishing specialized procedural rules to ensure that all juvenile justice guarantees are respected, and ensuring that children are held in detention only as a last resort and separately from adults in both pre-trial detention and after being sentenced (Serbia); 134.119 Hold security forces and other government officials accountable for human rights violations, including those involving unlawful killings, sexual violence and torture, by credibly investigating and prosecuting offenders as appropriate (United States of America); 20