A/HRC/33/10 104.134 Take steps to investigate all reports of gender-based violence, including accusations of sorcery, that perpetrators are brought to justice in fair trials, and that victims receive reparation and are given access to healthcare and other relevant services (Norway); 104.135 As part of ongoing justice reform, elaborate use of force provisions that include accountability for private security firms (Jamaica); 104.136 Fully investigate all complaints of violence perpetrated or facilitated by the security forces, and ensure that suspects are brought before the Courts in a timely manner (New Zealand); 104.137 Implement the Supreme Court’s decision without undue delay and in accordance with the primacy of the human rights of those detained, as guaranteed under the Constitution of Papua New Guinea (Fiji); 104.138 Continue to provide human rights training to law enforcement officials and ensure accountability of those who commit human rights violations and criminal offenses (Malaysia); 104.139 Train public servants in the human rights responsibilities and obligations of Governing structures (Maldives); 104.140 Improve access to drinking water and sanitation in rural areas and urban settlements as well as in key areas such as schools in order to bring about the realization of the right to drinking water and the right to sanitation (Spain); 104.141 Improve health care and reduce infant and young child mortality (China); 104.142 Continue the scaled up efforts in all parts of the country to address and contain HIV/AIDS which has been one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines); 104.143 Make a concerted effort to treat higher percentage of persons living with HIV, building on its existing success and with appropriate assistance from international and regional partners (Jamaica); 104.144 Provide access to basic services such as health, education and justice to populations living in remote areas (Pakistan); 104.145 Effectively implement as soon as possible the promising and necessary law on mental health of 2015 (Spain); 104.146 Continue to improve access to health care and raise awareness of reproductive health for women, children, youth, as well as migrants and asylum seekers in order to decrease maternal, child and infant mortality (Thailand); 104.147 Step up efforts to improve literacy rates among its population, focusing on women and girls, notably in the rural area (Haiti); 104.148 Implement effective measures to reduce the discrimination against women, including access to health, education, social welfare, justice and administrative services (Honduras); 104.149 Continue its efforts to achieve its goals of universal education, gender empowerment and free education (Pakistan); 104.150 Take practical steps to implement fully the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities at both the federal and state levels to ensure that persons with disabilities enjoy equal rights and opportunities in Papua New Guinea, including by creating a database to guide policy planning and provision of services (Canada); 22 GE.16-12009