A/HRC/14/14 80. Increase efforts to improve the quality and capacity of the judicial system (Austria); 81. Strengthen security for judicial staff and lawyers (Austria); 82. Speed up its justice reforms to comply with international standards (Slovakia); 83. Continue cooperating with the European Union EUJUST LEX Mission for the training of staff which is of great importance for consolidating the rule of law and strengthening judicial, prisons and police structures. In this context, expand the public recognition and awareness of the Mission and disseminate its objectives and results to the public (Spain); 84. Implement all necessary measures to ensure fair trial under all circumstances, investigate vigorously all allegations of torture and other forms of maltreatment and bring those who are responsible to justice (Netherlands); 85. Improve respect for human rights in its justice system, including by ensuring that all allegations of torture are thoroughly investigated and that any perpetrators brought to justice, and by promoting the use of forensic evidence in courts (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 86. Review the Penal Code and the Law on Criminal Proceedings in order to overcome shortcomings in the procedure and to ensure the right to fair trial, adequate defence and prompt access to justice for all (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 87. Continue to combat the culture of impunity (United States); 88. Take effective measures to systematically tackle impunity by improving training, including human rights training, of security and law enforcement officials (Austria); 89. Deepen its efforts to improve accountability structures with the view to eradicate impunity (Sweden); 90. Take effective measures to prevent and eliminate discrimination on the grounds of religion and belief in the recognition, exercise and enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms in all fields of civil, economic, political, social and cultural life (Poland); 91. Introduce, within its overall security policy, further measures to secure life of confessional groups and indigenous people, and further pursue its policy of involving the representatives of the latter in new political and social structure of Iraq (Armenia); 92. Improve its security situation and take necessary steps to enhance greater dialogue between and among various religious groups in the country (Nigeria); 93. Do more to ensure that the hard-fought freedom of expression is guaranteed by the government and protected under Iraqi laws and Iraqi courts (United States); 94. Take steps to end intimidation and abuse of journalists by government officials and hold all perpetrators of violence against and harassment of journalists fully accountable (United States); 95. Promptly investigate crimes and violations against human rights defenders and journalists and prosecute the perpetrators (Norway); 17