A/HRC/44/8 110.66 Undertake impartial investigations into allegations of police brutality, corruption, and human rights violations and abuses, including reported extrajudicial killings and torture by the Lesotho Mounted Police Service, and continue to operationalize the Police Complaints Authority (United States of America); 110.67 Immediately end undue restrictions on freedom of expression and adopt a zero-tolerance stance towards intimidation of the press, including the arbitrary arrests of journalists and harassment of radio stations (United States of America); 110.68 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking by systematically bringing perpetrators to justice (France); 110.69 Conduct trainings for police officers on human rights and prevention of arbitrary arrests and torture (Zambia); 110.70 Conduct independent and impartial investigations into claims that police and security forces have committed human rights violations, including torture and unlawful killings, and initiate prosecutions (Australia); 110.71 Step up efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking (Congo); 110.72 Take effective measures to prevent further acts of torture and other forms of police violence, and to bring the perpetrators of such crimes to justice (Germany); 110.73 Strengthen mechanisms to investigate cases of forced labour, in particular the Child and Gender Protection Unit, and increase efforts to ensure the lawful prosecution of perpetrators of trafficking, exploitation and abuse (Germany); 110.74 Consider taking measures to investigate all cases of torture and other inhuman and degrading treatment and punish the perpetrators accordingly (Ghana); 110.75 Continue to strengthen the justice system and other mechanisms to prevent, remedy and ensure accountability for human rights violations, including by adopting measures to assure their administrative and budgetary autonomy (Brazil); 110.76 Enact legislation on access to information (Seychelles); 110.77 Take urgent action to promote open and transparent Government, ensuring access to information by promulgating a freedom of information law and honouring information requests (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 110.78 Adopt all the necessary measures to guarantee the freedom of expression and information, ensuring that the journalists and the media can carry out their work in a safe environment, free from intimidation and reprisals, in accordance with international standards (Uruguay); 110.79 Enact legislation that ensures freedom of the press (Canada); 110.80 Take measures to strengthen the efficiency and the effectiveness of the judiciary system (Italy); 110.81 Allocate additional resources to address overcrowding, inadequate sanitary conditions and lack of medical care in prisons and detention centres (Canada); 110.82 Mobilize resources for the construction of the industrial estates in order to create job opportunities (Ethiopia); 110.83 Continue ongoing measures for reduction of extreme poverty, food insecurity and employment (India); 14