A/HRC/15/6 84.24. Continue its efforts to improve the situation of the Roma population (Slovenia); 84.25. Continue its untiring efforts against the execution of the death penalty; and wishes Spain success with the Prime Minister's initiative which is aimed at achieving the immediate abolition of the death penalty for minors and persons with disabilities, and at achieving a global moratorium by 2015 (Bulgaria); 84.26. Take steps to improve its ability to prevent torture (Hungary); 84.27. Improve measures to ensure the timely detection and investigation of cases of police abuse (Azerbaijan); 84.28. Intensify training and information programmes for law enforcement officials to ensure full respect for human rights during the performance of their duties (Malaysia); 84.29. Reinforce its efforts to protect the rights of prisoners in police custody, including by duly investigating reports of ill treatment, prosecuting those responsible for confirmed abuses, and taking other appropriate preventive and corrective measures (Canada); 84.30. Continue to make efforts to combat gender-based violence (Colombia); 84.31. Continue its efforts to curb violence against women and to eliminate their stereotyping role in the society (Bangladesh); 84.32. Take more efficient steps to prevent and punish violence against women in all its manifestations (Hungary); 84.33. Further strengthen the implementation of some of the provisions of the law on comprehensive protection measures to tackle gender-based violence (Malaysia); 84.34. Build on its work to tackle gender-based violence, including through Basic Law 1/2004, and measures recently introduced to allow women who are illegal migrants to report acts of violence without fear of personal disadvantage (United Kingdom); 84.35. Accelerate efforts, under the Organization Act No. 1/2004 on comprehensive protection measures against gender-based violence, to facilitate access to medical and legal services for women in distress across Spain, particularly within immigrant communities (Canada); 84.36. Continue to adopt all legislative and executive measures against gender-based violence, with special attention to migrant victims (Italy); 84.37. Redouble its efforts to tackle the issue of violence against women, including domestic violence, by, for example, creating layers of legislative measures to safeguard victims as well as strengthening the overall implementation of relevant measures on this issue (Japan); 84.38. Consider the possibility to amend the criminal code to criminalize the trafficking in human beings for the purpose of sexual exploitation (Belarus); 14