A/HRC/21/14 18 90.70. Strengthen anti-discrimination laws with regard to a better protection of LGBT persons and persons with disabilities (Austria); 90.71. The adoption of policies that safeguard the rights of LGBT people and fight discrimination based on sexual orientation (Brazil); 90.72. Consider the introduction of legislative amendments which permit more efficient indictment for crimes related to torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatments (Peru); 90.73. Conduct, jointly with special procedures of the Human Rights Council, a comprehensive and impartial investigation of all cases of cruel treatment and the use of excessive force by police officers against the participants in demonstrations that were held in Poland in November, 2011 (Belarus); 90.74. Solve the problem of the prison overcrowding and make the detention conditions to meet international standards (Russian Federation); 90.75. Take additional legal and other measures to reduce pre-trial detention and overcrowding in detention facilities through increased resort to alternative forms of punishment (Austria); 90.76. Take effective measures to improve conditions in prisons and reduce overcrowding (Cuba); 90.77. Strengthen measures to address overcrowding in detention centres, including through increased resort to alternative forms of punishment and adopt measures to reduce the use of pre-trial detention (Ireland); 90.78. Establish a specific and comprehensive plan to combat gender violence and provide it with the necessary resources for its implementation (Spain); 90.79. Improve access to justice of the victims of domestic violence (Hungary); 90.80. Continue to support the reform of the legislation on domestic violence by conducting public awareness-raising and providing professional training on the provisions of the 2010 Act on the Prevention of Domestic Violence to ensure its effective implementation (Liechtenstein); 90.81. Ensure that victims of domestic violence have access to adequate assistance, including legal and psychological counselling, medical help and shelter (Liechtenstein); 90.82. Continue to take measures to guarantee the rights of victims of the crime of trafficking, especially in the area of physical and psychological care (Chile); 90.83. Continue to reinforce actions aimed at protecting children against violence, cruelty, exploitation, demoralisation, neglect and other forms of maltreatment (Republic of Moldova); 90.84. Bring its domestic legislation relating to the protection of the rights of children, especially in cases of child prostitution, child pornography,