A/HRC/25/14 110.82 Consider adopting a comprehensive law against human trafficking and implement its National Action Plan against Trafficking (Egypt); 110.83 Adopt appropriate plans or programmes to speed up the development of the country on the basis of the five priorities that it has established (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 110.84 Complete the judiciary reform program PRAJUST, in particular the reform of the criminal code as well as the Code of Criminal Procedure, and ensure that inquiry procedures are reviewed and improved and investigation practices accelerated (Germany); 110.85 Consider incorporating the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (the Bangkok Rules) into its national legislation and government policies as appropriate (Thailand); 110.86 Continue measures to ensure the smooth running of the newly established institutions and implementation of legislative acts in the field of human rights (Azerbaijan); 110.87 Ensure the implementation of the recommendations of the Fact-Finding Commission on the events which occurred in Chad from 28 January to 8 February 2008 and their consequences (Switzerland); 110.88 Follow up the implementation of the programme drawn up by the Government with the assistance of UNDP to strengthen judicial departments, human rights and gender equity (United Arab Emirates): 110.89 Continue the fruitful cooperation with United Nations mechanisms on human rights as well as the process of ratification of international instruments that Chad has not yet acceded to (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.90 Extend a standing invitation to all thematic special procedures (Montenegro); 110.91 Strengthen measures to combat more effectively all forms of discrimination and violence against women, taking into account that in this matter, customs and traditions are often the main obstacle to overcome, in order to achieve the objectives (Comoros); 110.92 Reinforce protection measures against violence and discrimination of vulnerable people, including women, children, refugees and displaced persons (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.93 Take the appropriate measures to abolish the death penalty from its criminal justice system (Spain); 110.94 Abolish the death penalty for all crimes, promote an official moratorium on executions, and commute the death sentences for imprisonment (Uruguay); 110.95 Establish a de jure moratorium on executions and take necessary measures with a view to abolishing death penalty (Switzerland); 110.96 Implement a process for the independent investigation of allegations of torture and ill-treatment by law enforcement officers and improve the ability to prosecute those found responsible (United States of America); GE.14-10021 19