A/HRC/17/5 107.16. Take effective measures to prevent possible acts of mistreatment (Turkey); 107.17. Conduct thorough and impartial investigation into allegations of torture and physical abuse, and to bring to justice anyone suspected of having participated in arbitrary arrests or having committed excessive use of force, torture and other human rights violations (Sweden); take effective measures to prevent acts of torture and ensure that allegations of torture are promptly and impartially investigated and prosecuted (Austria); 107.18. Ensure that any form of violence against children and child recruitment becomes punishable under domestic law (Hungary); intensify efforts for the effective and rapid social and educational reintegration of child soldiers who remain in military camps (Spain); 107.19. Establish State structures for the supervision, prevention, rescue and rehabilitation in the cases of child labour and mendacity and ensure that those responsible be prosecuted and sanctioned (Spain); 107.20. Abolish all forms of child labour, including bonded labor and take measures to ensure that no person under 18 years of age is allowed to perform hazardous work, in accordance with the ILO Convention No. 138 (Poland); 107.21. Create mechanisms to end the case backlog at all levels of the judicial system (United States of America); 107.22. Ensure that the cases of violence against women and girls are duly investigated (Thailand); 107.23. Take measures to guarantee effective access to justice and protection for women victims of gender based violence (Brazil); 107.24. Create a system of accountability to investigate and prosecute human rights violators in Nepal’s military and law enforcement agencies (United States of America); 107.25. Ensure that the laws relating to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as well as to the Commission on Disappearances are in line with international standards (Switzerland); 107.26. Develop the necessary tools to ensure education and human rights training, notably for law enforcement officials (Morocco); provide mandatory human rights training for its police force (New Zealand); 107.27. Ensure that the right to freedom of assembly is guaranteed and remove all restrictions to peaceful protests (Canada); 107.28. Take more effective measures to increase the involvement of the indigenous peoples, minorities and vulnerable groups in the civil service, law enforcement agencies and local authorities (Malaysia). 108. The following recommendations will be examined by Nepal, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the seventeenth session of the Human Rights Council in June 2011: 108.1. Ratify the Rome Statute (Germany); 108.2. Enact a Juvenile Justice Law compliant with international standards, to consolidate the legal framework surrounding the protection of the rights of children and to ensure the proper functioning of a juvenile justice system in the country (Maldives); 19