A/HRC/40/12 121.61 Amend the Criminal Code to expressly define torture in conformity with the Convention against Torture (Portugal); 121.62 Establish the national preventive mechanism in accordance with the obligations under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Ukraine); 121.63 Establish, in accordance with its obligations resulting from the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, the national preventive mechanism to control rights of persons in all detention places and authorize access to all detention places, including to civil society organizations (Czechia); 121.64 Improve the conditions of detention and the prison system in general, and ensure the respect of the lawful period for custody (Luxembourg); 121.65 Facilitate the work of the Special Criminal Court (France); 121.66 Provide permanent work facilities for the Special Criminal Court investigators, magistrates and support staff (United States of America); 121.67 Continue to operationalize the Special Criminal Court, including by providing adequate resources and support to enable the Court to fulfil its mandate (Australia); 121.68 Strengthen efforts to combat impunity, guaranteeing that the Special Criminal Court and the National Commission on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms have the necessary means in order to ensure effective functioning (Brazil); 121.69 Ensure the quick setting up of the Special Criminal Court, ensuring its independence and impartiality (Chile); 121.70 Continue efforts to restore and strengthen its judicial system and to end impunity for serious human rights violations, in particular by giving full support to the Special Criminal Court (Republic of Korea); 121.71 Fight impunity and better document human rights violations (France); 121.72 Facilitate a process of reconciliation of dialogue between all components of society (France); 121.73 Strengthen the judicial system in view of protecting, in particular, vulnerable people, especially children and women (France); 121.74 Support initiatives to achieve peace and security, restore and strengthen State institutions, including the justice system, and ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to those in need (Hungary); 121.75 Give higher priority to the justice sector, including the Special Criminal Court, through an increased allocation of State resources (Sweden); 121.76 Organize mobile court hearings in remote areas where court buildings have been destroyed (Sweden); 121.77 Develop and adopt legislation that obligates national courts to ensure the safety and the right to privacy for victims and witnesses and to establish an independent protection programme to ensure its implementation (Sweden); 121.78 Take special measures to monitor, identify and report serious human rights violations, including sexual and gender-based violence, including through investigative missions to the western parts of the Central African Republic, to prevent and ensure accountability for crimes committed, as well as to exclude these crimes from impunity and amnesty processes (Sweden); 121.79 Train police, gendarmes, prosecutors, and judges on best practices for investigating and prosecuting cases of sexual and gender-based violence (United States of America); GE.19-00176 15