A/HRC/44/4 140.61 Ensure that investigations into allegations of torture and other illtreatment are carried out by an independent body and that preliminary investigations into such complaints are carried out and completed without delay (Germany); 140.62 Make further efforts to prevent acts of torture and ensure that allegations of torture and ill-treatment are investigated promptly and efficiently (Italy); 140.63 Provide sufficient resources for the national mechanism for prevention against torture and develop a new national action plan for the prevention of torture to strengthen its institutional framework in accordance with Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Paraguay); 140.64 Take further steps towards ensuring the humane treatment of detained persons in line with international standards (Poland); 140.65 Ensure that investigations into all allegations of torture and illtreatment are carried out by an independent body and the perpetrators punished (Switzerland); 140.66 Ensure that investigations into allegations of torture and other illtreatment are carried out by an independent body (Austria); 140.67 Credibly address allegations of arbitrary detention and torture by authorities and uphold obligations under the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment to hold perpetrators accountable and prohibit the use of evidence obtained through torture (United States of America); 140.68 Ensure that all victims of the conflict in 2010 are appropriately compensated, with specific attention given to vulnerable groups, such as ethnic minorities and, in particular, women and children (Belgium); 140.69 Strengthen resources to prevent, investigate, punish and provide appropriate compensation in cases of crimes of kidnapping and related sexual abuse, including forced marriage and child marriage (Chile); 140.70 Continue to take effective measures to combat extremism and terrorism and participate in international anti-terrorism cooperation, so as to provide a safe environment for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 140.71 Continue measures on strengthening the independence of the judiciary and protecting the rights of accused persons in legal proceedings, including through potential collaboration with victim protection agencies in other States (Indonesia); 140.72 Take further steps to ensure, in law and in practice, the independence of the judiciary, in full compliance with the relevant international norms (Italy); 140.73 Support and implement judiciary programmes, especially those related to children (2014 and 2018) (Oman); 140.74 Consider undertaking a broad transitional justice process (Peru); 140.75 Ensure respect for fair trial and due process guarantees to all citizens, irrespective of their ethnicity (Republic of Korea); 140.76 Continue its efforts in fighting drug trafficking and corruption and strengthen that area of work at the legislative and institutional levels (Russian Federation); 140.77 Ensure due process and accountability in the administration of justice for victims of enforced disappearance, including by conducting open and thorough investigations into outstanding cases of disappearance (Australia); 140.78 Adopt a comprehensive freedom of information law in line with its obligations under article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); 14