A/HRC/12/13 Page 18 58. Take immediate steps to remove juvenile prisoners from death row (Denmark); 59. Ensure that all detained persons have prompt access to a doctor and a lawyer, as well as contact with their families, at all stages of detention, and that detainees held by the Political Security Department be given prompt access to legal advice and information (United Kingdom); 60. Take measures to effectively end the practice of incommunicado detention and to ensure access of detainees to legal representation without undue delay (Austria); 61. Raise the legal age of criminal responsibility, develop a system of alternative sentencing for juvenile offenders and ensure that prison sentences for offenders below the age of 18 are only used as a last resort (Austria); 62. Continue to take steps to ensure that Yemeni authorities at all levels respect the integrity of persons and support the human rights standards set out in the Constitution (Denmark); 63. Prohibit any practice of forced early marriage of young girls, including “tourist” or temporary marriages, female genital mutilation, and parent-supported trafficking of children through, inter alia, the adoption and subsequent implementation of the Safe Motherhood Law, recently brought before Parliament, without delay, as recommended by the CEDAW Committee (Israel); 64. Consider measures to prevent “tourist marriages” with a view to combating them as considered by the CEDAW Committee (Brazil); 65. Address the problems arising from the trafficking of children to the neighbouring countries within the context of the National Strategy for Children and Young People (Brazil); 66. Continue efforts to prevent the smuggling of Yemeni children outside the country (Saudi Arabia); 67. Strengthen the vigilance of the authorities and take effective measures to address the serious issue of domestic violence against women (Djibouti); 68. Take immediate steps to ensure the full implementation of the recently formulated National Plan of Action for the eradication of female genital mutilation from Yemen (Denmark); 69. Take practical measures to rehabilitate women prisoners after their release and to rehabilitate offending juveniles and street children (Palestine); 70. Work to improve conditions in its prisons, including sanitary conditions, access to food and health care and overcrowding (Canada); 71. Implement strict judicial measures on corruption and bribery, which continue to have devastating effects on socio-economic rights (Canada);