A/HRC/37/7 146.83 Continue the judiciary system reform to reinforce its efficiency, notably to improve access to justice for all (Djibouti); 146.84 Continue efforts to combat corruption (Algeria); 146.85 Pursue its efforts to strengthen the Human Rights and Administrative Justice Commission, in particular by ensuring adequate financing and guaranteeing its efficiency (Switzerland); 146.86 Enact criminal justice sector reforms to protect the rights of the accused, in particular the rights to a trial within a reasonable time and to legal assistance (United States of America); 146.87 Align its justice system for minors with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other relevant norms (Albania); 146.88 Strengthen efforts to improve prison conditions (France); 146.89 Take necessary steps to improve treatment of prisoners in compliance with international standards (Myanmar); 146.90 Consider the introduction of alternative punishment for minor crimes, to alleviate overcrowding (Netherlands); 146.91 Adopt a law guaranteeing media freedom (Lebanon); 146.92 Continue the efforts made to fight human trafficking, in particular the exploitation of children and women, by reinforcing the fight against the smugglers (Djibouti); 146.93 Finalize adoption of the National Action Plan on Human Trafficking (Azerbaijan); 146.94 Strengthen the efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking, protect victims and guarantee them access to medical, social, judicial and rehabilitation services, as well as psychological support (Ecuador); 146.95 Enforce the Human Trafficking Act and the Immigration Amendment Act, and allocate sufficient resources to combat trafficking in persons, human smuggling and other irregular migration (Iceland); 146.96 Further implement actions to fight against trafficking in human beings (Italy); 146.97 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Lebanon); 146.98 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings (Libya); 146.99 Adopt and implement anti-trafficking legislation (Norway); 146.100 Enforce the Human Trafficking Act and the Immigration Amendment Act and allocate sufficient resources to combat trafficking in persons (Timor-Leste); 146.101 Adopt a more holistic approach to combating modern slavery, through systematic case referral and improved coordination between law enforcement agencies, in line with the Call to Action that Ghana endorsed on 17 September 2017 in New York (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 146.102 Institute measures to remove existing structural and legislative barriers for women in the labour market (Uganda); 146.103 Continue applying and reinforcing programmes and public policies on inclusion, poverty reduction, equality promotion and non-discrimination, with particular attention to women, children, the elderly and persons with disabilities, among other vulnerable groups (Nicaragua); 16