A/HRC/32/4 137.165 Provide resources to introduce case management systems in both criminal and civil court registries to clear the backlog of cases and set out the times lines for the disposal of cases in accordance with the rights of every person to trial and justice within a reasonable time (Fiji); 137.166 Ensure that Namibia’s juvenile justice system is in line with international standards (Botswana); 137.167 Raise the age of criminal responsibility so that it complies with international standards, create an effective juvenile justice system and provide separate detention and prison facilities for juvenile offenders and appropriate training for personnel working in the juvenile justice system (Czech Republic); 137.168 Ensure that members of the security forces responsible for violations of human rights are brought to justice, and improve prison conditions (France); 137.169 Consider establishing legal assistance offices in order to assist those who cannot afford the services of a private lawyer (Haiti); 137.170 Ensure that women — in particular women pursuing divorce or having experienced gender-based violence — have effective access to justice in all parts of the country (Liechtenstein); 137.171 Establish a prosecution mechanism for perpetrators of violence against women and girls (Turkey); 137.172 Ensure that all cases of violence against women and girls are thoroughly and effectively investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted ex officio and adequately punished (Liechtenstein); 137.173 Continue efforts to strengthen the capacity and compatibility between the investigation and prosecution of cases (South Sudan); 137.174 Establish mobile courts especially in the rural areas (Uganda); 137.175 Establish a mechanism under which victims of gender-based violence can file for protection orders in towns and villages where there is no magistrate, and under which protection orders can be filed outside of designated court hours (United States of America); 137.176 Regarding the “Caprivi” trial provide adequate compensation for the 35 persons acquitted who had spent long periods in remand detention (Austria); 137.177 Continue to support the family which is one of the main actors in achieving sustainable development goals in any state (Russian Federation); 137.178 Continue its work in upholding family as the basic social institution and in the protection of its rights (Bangladesh); 137.179 Enhance the law on the freedom of the media and promulgate laws on the freedom of expression (Lebanon); 137.180 Continue the practice of holding public meetings with senior authorities in the country, so that persons from the communities can have access to higher authorities and participate in the process of seeking solutions and decision-making (Cuba); 137.181 Enhance the participation of grass-roots people in decision-making processes regarding their welfare (Zimbabwe); 24