A/HRC/38/14 141.140 Amend the Code of Criminal Procedure to ensure that it provides for a maximum limit for pretrial detention (Botswana); 141.141 Take steps to ensure that all detainees have access to a fair and transparent trial (Australia); 141.142 Inform without delay all persons deprived of their liberty of all the charges brought against them, and establish a central register of all detainees, in order to guarantee that their families can immediately locate their whereabouts (Chile); 141.143 Implement existing laws to inform detainees promptly of the charges against them, and permit access to legal counsel for all those accused of crimes, while affording fair and transparent proceedings by an independent and impartial tribunal with all the fair trial guarantees necessary for an accused’s defence (United States of America); 141.144 Continue to support victims of trafficking in human beings through specialized national mechanisms (Sudan); 141.145 Continue efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 141.146 Improve and expand identification and protection procedures for victims of human trafficking and forced labour, ensuring adequate access to support services and sheltered accommodation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 141.147 Take effective measures to fight against trafficking in human beings, and ensure the protection of victims (Angola); 141.148 Continue to combat crimes of human trafficking by tightening the legal penalty, strengthening protection measures, providing the necessary compensation and rehabilitating the victims of such crimes (Lebanon); 141.149 Strengthen the efforts of the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking, in line with the five pillars of the International Framework for Action to Implement the Trafficking in Persons Protocol (Cuba); 141.150 Fully implement the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking Strategic Plan and the relevant federal laws, in order to combat human trafficking issues, including the sexual exploitation of children (Japan); 141.151 Continue strengthening its excellent social programmes, in order to improve the living conditions of its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 141.152 Continue to take necessary steps, at both the legislative and procedural levels, to ensure the full protection of the workforce in the United Arab Emirates (Morocco); 141.153 Improve the legal and policy framework, in order to further ensure respect for labour rights and freedom of expression (Brazil); 141.154 Issue the Social Action Charter to promote the rights of social workers and to protect the rights of beneficiaries of their services (Libya); 141.155 Amend Federal Law No. 10 of 2017 to specify offences falling under the term “failure to protect an employer’s secrets” (Denmark); 141.156 Strengthen efforts to ensure affordable and quality health and social services, in order to improve the overall well-being of children, women and older persons (Malaysia); 141.157 Adopt and implement measures to eliminate stigma discrimination against persons living with HIV/AIDS (Thailand); and 141.158 Guarantee mandatory and free primary education for all children living in its territory (Peru); 19