A/HRC/42/3 140.130 Amend the legal framework to effectively regulate the discretion of judges on the use of solitary confinement and to assess the need for it (Jordan); 140.131 Take effective measures to improve conditions for prisoners with psychological disabilities and serious mental health problems, including by providing full access to mental health care services in all prison facilities or limiting the use of isolation (Germany); 140.132 Improve detention conditions in the petitionary system and in the temporary detention places for asylum seekers (Russian Federation); 140.133 Introduce clearer and more restrictive legal criteria to limit the holding of people in solitary confinement during preventative detention to the absolute minimum (Spain); 140.134 Evaluate the effects of solitary confinement in prisons with a view to reducing it and use alternative measures whenever possible (Sweden); 140.135 Ensure that the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion or belief is duly recognized by the Constitution (Bangladesh); 140.136 Ensure the equal protection of religious and belief communities under law (Barbados); 140.137 Take further steps to ensure freedom of belief and to prohibit racial discrimination and hatred (Myanmar); 140.138 Strengthen the protection of human rights defenders, including State apparatuses, which have fallen victims, in carrying out the task of defending human rights (Indonesia); 140.139 Increase efforts to combat trafficking, protect the victims and prosecute the perpetrators (Greece); 140.140 Continue with its efforts in combating human trafficking, and in the protection of the rights of victims of human trafficking (Nigeria); 140.141 Take a more holistic, human rights-based approach to tackling human trafficking, and further improve the identification of victims of human trafficking by creating a formalized national referral mechanism (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 140.142 Create a uniform national system for identifying and following up on victims of trafficking (Bahrain); 140.143 Intensify efforts aimed at establishing a national referral mechanism for victims of human trafficking (Georgia); 140.144 Adopt a formalized national referral mechanism aimed at the identification and protection of the human rights of victims of trafficking in human beings (Armenia); 140.145 Continue taking measures to combat trafficking in children by tackling the demand for related crimes and allocate additional resources to identify perpetrators of those crimes and bring them to justice (Republic of Moldova); 140.146 Strengthen its efforts in preventing trafficking in children, especially when it comes to children from care centres and reception centres for asylum (Serbia); 140.147 Ensure that parental rights and the right to private and family life are respected in accordance with international and regional human rights standards (Bangladesh); 140.148 Provide protection and support for the family as a natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 140.149 Ensure that the right to family life is duly recognized (Turkey); 18