A/HRC/22/13 102.31. Establish the Anti-Gender-Based Violence Fund as provided for in the Act of 2011 (South Africa); 102.32. Implement CEDAW’s call to put in place a strategy to eliminate violence, harmful practices and stereotypes against women in line with the Convention (Slovenia); 102.33. Address the continued high prevalence of violence against women and girls, including by strengthening training for the judiciary and law enforcement personnel to enhance their capacity to respond effectively to cases of violence against women and girls (Canada); 102.34. Adopt prevention measures against sexual abuses (Iraq); 102.35. Improve conditions in prisons and detention centres vis-à-vis their overcrowding, including inmates’ access to food and hygiene (Slovakia); 102.36. Keep on the current efforts to improve conditions of detention including limiting the overcrowdedness of prisons (Egypt); 102.37. Bring conditions in detention centres in line with international standards (Hungary); 102.38. Address prison overcrowding and separate children from adult prisoners (Iraq); 102.39. Step up its efforts to address overcrowding in correctional facilities and to improve sanitary conditions in these centres (Italy); 102.40. Pay attention to the rehabilitation of prisoners (Italy); 102.41. Continue to improve its treatment of prisoners in keeping with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Japan); 102.42. Seek the support of the relevant partners to pursue its efforts in its fight against trafficking in persons (Burkina Faso); 102.43. Ensure thorough and impartial investigation into all allegations of attacks and threats against individuals targeted because of their sexual orientation or gender identity (Norway); 102.44. Ensure that the freedoms of assembly and expression are upheld and respect the 2003 Supreme Court ruling stating that these freedoms are fundamental (United States of America); 102.45. Continue to create just and favourable conditions of work (Namibia); 102.46. Provide adapted solutions to the problems identified in the rural areas (Senegal); 102.47. Ensure progressive enjoyment of the right to health (Togo); 102.48. Continue to implement measures which allow all people to have access to health-care service (Cuba); 102.49. Carry on with ensuring the reduction of HIV prevalence in Zambia (Egypt); 102.50. Continue to increase its inputs into health and strengthen HIV/AIDS control so as to reduce the incidents of HIV/AIDS (China); 102.51. 16 Continue with efforts to combat HIV/AIDS (Sri Lanka);