A/HRC/24/14 judiciary by the executive in line with the United Nations treaty monitoring bodies’ recommendations (Georgia); 140.106. Further enhance the prevention of domestic violence (Myanmar); 140.107. Fast track the drafting of a federal bill on prevention of violence in the family (South Africa); 140.108. Continue its efforts to enact laws addressing domestic violence, especially against women (Philippines); 140.109. Adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women (Poland); 140.110. Consider the adoption of a comprehensive law and an action plan to combat violence against women (State of Palestine); 140.111. Strengthen all kinds of measures to combat violence against women and girls, inter alia, adoption of a broader law to criminalize all forms of violence against women (Uruguay); 140.112. Continue its efforts towards the total elimination of discrimination and violence against women (Rwanda); 140.113. Develop a comprehensive action plan to combat domestic violence against women and girls (Brazil); 140.114. Consider the approval of a general law on violence against women, in conformity with the recommendation made by CEDAW (Chile); 140.115. Continue its actions against domestic violence, especially when the victims are children and women, and fight effectively against human trafficking (Serbia); 140.116. Continue its efforts to further improve the situation on trafficking in persons and to enhance protection and support for the victims of trafficking (Singapore); 140.117. Further intensify efforts in order to prevent and eliminate human trafficking (Belarus); 140.118. Take further actions to combat trafficking in persons in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Protocols Thereto (Cambodia); 140.119. Continue its efforts in fighting against trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Egypt); 140.120. Pursue reforms of the Judiciary as well as its efforts to guarantee and facilitate access to justice for all its citizens (Morocco); 140.121. Continue efforts on judicial reform, ensuring meaningful, independent accountability mechanisms and improved transparency throughout the judicial process (Canada); 140.122. Establish an independent body responsible for the appointment, promotion, transfer and discharge of judges (Germany); 140.123. Guarantee the right to a fair trial by strengthening the independence of the Judiciary and by allowing detainees to freely consult a lawyer of their choice from upon arrest (France); 20