A/HRC/15/13 100.45. Ensure prompt, independent and thorough investigations of all allegations of torture and ill treatment allegedly committed by law enforcement officials and punish those responsible (Denmark); 100.46. Strengthen the system of accountability of all this personnel (members of the police, military, prison and detention staff and judiciary) in order to ensure effective, independent and impartial investigation of any violations of human rights by them (Czech Republic); 100.47. Address the perceived climate of impunity by ensuring that any allegations of abuse are thoroughly investigated and effectively prosecuted (United States); 100.48. Take necessary steps to intensify the judicial prosecution of all cases of alleged torture (Germany); 100.49. Ensure enforcement of domestic legislation and international standards concerning torture and ill treatment, including by appropriately punishing the perpetrators and that evidence elicited through torture or ill treatment be excluded at trial in all cases (Ireland); 100.50. Pursue its efforts to root out any cases of violations of women’s rights and domestic violence (Kyrgyzstan); 100.51. Enhance measures aimed at combating violence against women (Philippines); 100.52. Adopt measures to eliminate all forms of violence and discrimination against women (Chile); 100.53. Pursue their efforts to seek appropriate responses to violence against women, in particular through the reinforcement of awareness-raising and prevention activities (Senegal); 100.54. Further improve the protection of women and girls against violence and discrimination (Germany); 100.55. Establish a system of support for its victims and potential victims, including a network of shelters, use awareness-raising campaigns to uproot societal acceptability of violence against women, and ensure strict punishment of all its perpetrators, in particular in cases of so-called honour crimes (Czech Republic); 100.56. Reinforce measures aimed at eradicating gender-based violence and labour discrimination against women (Argentina); 100.57. Reinforce the awareness-raising system to prevent and combat the scourge which is violence against women (Morocco); 100.58. Intensify its effort to prevent and combat problems, such as honor killings and domestic violence as well as early and forced marriages, so that there are no implementation gaps between plans and actions (Japan); 100.59. Pursue its active participation in the international cooperation efforts to fight the trafficking against human beings (Belarus); 100.60. Strengthen its efforts in fully implementing the National Plan of Action on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings (Indonesia); 100.61. Further its efforts focused on combating trafficking in human beings, particularly women and children (Kyrgyzstan); 16