A/HRC/42/7 137.82 Continue to apply measures for the elimination of gender-based violence in the domestic sphere (Chile); 137.83 Develop and fund preventive programmes to combat domestic violence, especially gender-based violence, and to ensure stronger awareness of the issue among law enforcement and social services (Denmark); 137.84 Intensify efforts to prevent and combat domestic violence and take specific steps to ensure investigations of all allegations of domestic violence and abuse (Germany); 137.85 Ensure that policies to combat gender-based violence are victimcentred, and that adequate protection of the rights and interests of survivors of violent crimes are guaranteed (Ghana); 137.86 Continue to promote awareness-raising campaigns to inform all survivors of gender-based violence of their rights, in particular with regard to lodging complaints and actions to bring perpetrators to justice (Ghana); 137.87 Continue steps to combat and prevent domestic violence against women and children (Greece); 137.88 Strengthen measures to prevent and combat domestic violence, addressing its causes and ensuring the effective application of the relevant legal and regulatory frameworks (Honduras); 137.89 Take all appropriate measures to address gender-based violence in law, policy and practice, including through prompt, thorough and impartial investigation into all allegations of gender-based violence (Iceland); 137.90 Ensure the effective implementation of all relevant legal and policy frameworks intended to combat and prevent domestic violence against women and children, paying particular attention to obstacles that may prevent victims from accessing justice (Ireland); 137.91 Strengthen efforts aimed at preventing and combating domestic violence and ensuring the effective implementation of the relevant legal and policy frameworks (Italy); 137.92 Continue to take steps to combat and prevent domestic violence against women and children, and ensure that victims have access to recourse mechanisms (Luxembourg); 137.93 Strengthen work on anti-corruption, including by fully implementing the recommendations of the Group of States against Corruption of the Council of Europe made in the fourth evaluation round (Norway); 137.94 Adopt effective measures to prevent the excessive use of force in the justice sector, and ensure that all allegations thereof are investigated in a timely and efficient manner (Norway); 137.95 Redouble efforts aimed at training law enforcement officials about human rights standards related to their work (Qatar); 137.96 Take further steps to protect the basic rights of inmates and improve conditions in detention facilities (Republic of Korea); 137.97 Step up coordination between the criminal courts and the family courts in order to speed up the issuance of protective measures (Spain); 137.98 Reduce the length of time of pretrial detention, which for most individuals is now six months to a year (United States of America); 137.99 Put an end to immigration-related detention of children, particularly for unaccompanied and separated children, and instead provide appropriate care arrangements and community-based programmes to give adequate support to both children and their families (Afghanistan); 16