A/HRC/14/11 71. To step up its efforts to prevent arbitrary detentions, and to investigate all cases involving arbitrary arrest, detention and torture and bring to justice those responsible (Azerbaijan); 72. To take appropriate measures to ensure that torture does not occur in cases of detention, to improve the overall conditions for persons in detention, and to sign and ratify CAT and the Optional Protocol thereto (Sweden); 73. To take the measures necessary to address the situation related to the absence of a control mechanism for detention procedures, in accordance with international human rights standards (Slovakia); 74. To align domestic legislation on detention with international standards and, in particular, to ratify CAT (Italy); 75. To continue its reform and humanization of the prison system, and to strengthen training programmes for prison administration staff in various categories (Morocco); 76. To adopt measures to improve conditions for prisoners and detainees (Germany); 77. To define the trafficking in human beings as a criminal offence (Azerbaijan); 78. To enact appropriate legislation against the sale and trafficking of children (Pakistan); 79. To accelerate the implementation of training and information programmes for law enforcement officers with a view to combating and suppressing the trafficking in women and girls, and to establish child protection networks to that end (Malaysia); 80. To consider enacting specific legislation to combat human trafficking (Philippines); 81. To take appropriate action to establish a juvenile justice system (Slovenia); 82. To continue the legal reform process in accordance with the provisions of the newly adopted Constitution (Cuba); 83. To continue to reform its judicial and legal system in keeping with the provisions of the recently adopted Constitution (Djibouti); 84. To consider taking all measures necessary to ensure humanitarian access to prisoners, and to fully abide by its international obligations concerning consular help provided to foreign nationals in detention (Hungary); 85. To continue its efforts to improve the justice and legal systems in accordance with the newly adopted Constitution (Egypt); 86. To continue the process of reform begun in the legal system, in conformity with the recently adopted constitutional provisions (Morocco); 87. To take effective measures aimed at reinforcing the capacities and the independence of the justice system, and to facilitate visits by the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers (Azerbaijan); 88. To continue its efforts to improve legal and institutional reform to ensure that an effective system for the administration of justice and the provision of access to justice are put in place (Iran); GE.10-12527 17