A/HRC/24/14 140.124. Continue with the reform of the judicial system by improving casehandling in the courts and the execution of judicial decisions in order to boost public confidence in the administration of justice (Nigeria); 140.125. Continue its reforms of the judicial system to improve the quality and efficiency of case handling in the courts (Rwanda); 140.126. Continue its efforts in strengthening its judicial system and the rule of law to enhance the protection of human rights of its people (Singapore); 140.127. Continue reforms in the system of the law enforcement agencies and the judicial system (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 140.128. Continue reforms for further liberalization and humanization of judicial-legal system (Uzbekistan); 140.129. Continue reforms in the system of the law-enforcement agencies and the judicial system (Kyrgyzstan) (Turkmenistan); 140.130. Continue its efforts in guaranteeing and facilitating access to justice for all citizens (Algeria); 140.131. Continue ensuring State safeguards to provide free legal aid to the population (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 140.132. Apply positive measures in order to ensure appropriate conditions for persons in detention, with involvement of public monitoring commissions (Kazakhstan); 140.133. Take positive measures towards guaranteeing appropriate conditions for people in detention including involvement of the system of public observer commissions that monitor penitentiary institutions (Jordan); 140.134. Consider incorporating the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders, otherwise known as the “Bangkok Rules”, as part of its programme to enhance the condition of detainees (Thailand); 140.135. Continue its positive efforts aimed at the reduction of the number of persons in penitentiary institutions (Jordan); 140.136. Pay specific attention to staff members’ education and human rights training of personnel of law-enforcement agencies, courts and investigating authorities (Sri Lanka) /Pay priority attention to education and training in the area of human rights for staff of the law enforcement bodies, courts and investigative bodies (Tajikistan); 140.137. Enhance civilian control over investigation of violations in the army and ensure protection of witnesses and victims (Hungary); 140.138. Continue taking comprehensive and effective measures with a view to eradicating all forms of race-centred crimes (Republic of Korea); 140.139. Consider the possibility to put an end to the judicial proceeding initiated against the deceased Sergei Magnitsky, and reopen investigation on the causes of his death and on the fraud denounced (Spain); 140.140. Implement fully the judgments of ECHR, including any judgements related to officials accused of serious human rights violations in the North Caucasus (Australia); 21