A/HRC/44/7 150.60 Refrain from engaging in any economic activities in or relating to the territory of Western Sahara that do not have the free, prior and informed consent of the people of the territory (Timor-Leste); 150.61 Abolish the incommunicado detention regime and prohibit solitary confinement of more than 15 days (Luxembourg); 150.62 Introduce further safeguards, in line with international human rights law, to the incommunicado detention regime and ensure that this regime will not be applied to adolescents (Austria); 150.63 Harmonize the national legislation that covers torture and incommunicado detention with international standards (Czechia); 150.64 Bring the definition of torture and enforced disappearance fully into line with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, ensure effective remedies for torture and ill-treatment and strengthen its framework to prosecute such crimes (Liechtenstein); 150.65 Consider reviewing the definition of torture and enforced disappearance to bring it into line with international instruments (Malta); 150.66 Ensure that all allegations of torture or other ill-treatment by the security forces are subject to a prompt, thorough and impartial investigation; that those suspected of involvement are prosecuted before civilian courts; and that victims receive adequate reparation (Netherlands); 150.67 Modify the content of article 174 of the Criminal Code in order to eliminate the distinction between serious and non-serious torture and harmonize it with international standards (Panama); 150.68 Provide the national preventive mechanism with sufficient financial resources, necessary for the full implementation of its mandate (Ukraine); 150.69 Adopt adequate legislative or judicial measures to criminalize enforced disappearance, in accordance with the provisions of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, and promote changes in the national system that allow the exhaustive and impartial investigation of enforced disappearance (Argentina); 150.70 Criminalize torture in its national legislation, in full compliance with article 1 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Chile); 150.71 Continue taking measures to solve the problem of overcrowding of Spanish prisons (Russian Federation); 150.72 Increase the number of specialized judges for children and ensure that the country has specialized juvenile courts and child-friendly procedures (Luxembourg); 150.73 Enhance the training of judges specialized in juvenile justice and their procedures, so that they take into account the needs of children and adolescents (Chile); 150.74 Establish juvenile courts distinct from those of adults (Comoros); 150.75 Guarantee the right to truth, justice and reparation for victims, ensuring the implementation of the historical memory law (France); 150.76 Ensure the right to the truth, to justice and to reparation as well as the guarantee of non-repetition for all the victims of the civil war and of the dictatorship and investigate the crimes committed in accordance with international law (Switzerland); 150.77 Continue its efforts in the protection of the rights of the victims of historical injustices and the prevention of such crimes in the future both at the national and international levels (Armenia); 13