A/HRC/28/17 107.90 Ensure the effective implementation of existing legislation, including the provision of protection and assistance to victims and timely prosecution and punishment of traffickers (Iceland); 107.91 Take further steps to improve the enforcement of anti-trafficking laws (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 107.92 Provide additional and sustained political and financial support to the justice system, including the Prosecutor’s Office (Australia); 107.93 Give priority to judicial system reform, especially to ensure equal access to justice, expeditious court proceedings and effective enforcement of court decisions, as well as to integrate human rights education into professional training programmes for judges and prosecutors (Thailand); 107.94 Ensure that all the courts and the prosecutors’ offices of various entities take adequate measures to support and protect witnesses, in order to avoid the transfer of files to these entities resulting in impunity, particularly in cases of sexual violence (Belgium); 107.95 The Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina restrict the transfer of jurisdictions to the two entities, thus preventing further fragmentation of the judiciary in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Netherlands); 107.96 Eliminate from legislation the concept of preventive detention on the grounds of threats to public security or property and ensure due process in all detentions (Mexico); 107.97 Adopt a law on reparation and compensation for victims of torture during the war (France); 107.98 Continue efforts to fight impunity for serious violations of human rights committed during the armed conflict (Argentina); 107.99 Modify the criminal codes with a view to harmonizing them and bringing them into conformity with international criminal law obligations and commitments in the sphere of proceedings against perpetrators of international crimes, in particular war crimes involving sexual violence (Switzerland); 107.100 Harmonize the penal code applied in cases of war crimes, in addition to the review of verdicts where appropriate. In addition, it is necessary to define adequately the condition of victims of war and to provide necessary reparation (Chile); 107.101 Continue aligning the juvenile justice system with international standards (Latvia); 107.102 Continue implementing the plan to fight corruption (Bahrain); 107.103 Continue strengthening anti-corruption policies and ensure wider access to justice for every citizen, including through the provision of free legal assistance to the most vulnerable groups (Italy); 107.104 Set up clear regulatory frameworks for the activities of the security companies in order to ensure their legal accountability regarding human rights abuses (Iran (Islamic Republic of); 107.105 Provide, in accordance with its obligations under international human rights law, effective protection for the family as the fundamental and natural unit of society (Egypt); 21