A/HRC/24/13 109.93. Establish an independent medical legal institute to ensure that investigations into allegations of ill-treatment are carried out in an objective and impartial manner (Belgium); 109.94. Continue its ongoing efforts to improve prison conditions for detainees (Burundi); 109.95. Give consideration to incorporating the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders, also known as the “Bangkok Rules”, to its internal rules and regulations for the treatment of women prisoners (Thailand); 109.96. Reform the juvenile justice system in accordance with, among others, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Beijing Rules and Riyadh Guidelines (Uruguay); 109.97. Ensure that the draft law on juvenile justice and the draft law on prohibition of corporal punishment of children is adopted and implemented in line with international standards (Hungary); 109.98. Strengthen the institutional measures in the field of human rights within the framework of the National Action Programme and the Justice Reform Support Programme (Kazakhstan); 109.99. Establish specialized juvenile courts and provide training to enforcement and judicial officers working on juvenile cases on international standards and guidelines on juvenile justice (Czech Republic); 109.100. Adopt urgent measures to eradicate the practice of unregistered marriages, through public awareness campaigns in order to ensure that no marriage takes place before the legal age of marriage (Uruguay); 109.101. Implement measures to prevent sex-selective abortions, and conduct educational campaigns about gender roles and the value of women and girls (Slovenia); 109.102. Continue the realization of measures aimed at promoting tolerance, including religious tolerance, as well as continue its contribution to the dialogue among civilizations at the international level (Russian Federation); 109.103. Reform its legal framework on freedom of religion by streamlining, facilitating and increasing the transparency of the registration process for religious organizations, including eliminating the obligation for religious groups to seek prior authorization to gather, and removing limitations on the printing, import and distribution of religious materials (Canada); 109.104. Increase action aimed at ensuring the promotion of freedom of religion for all confessions throughout the country (Italy); 109.105. Ensure the full enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression in line with country’s international commitments (Slovakia); 109.106. Guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly particularly by allowing peaceful demonstrations in line with the obligations stemming from the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Switzerland); 109.107. Put in place additional and fitting measures to ensure respect for freedom of expression and of the media (Cyprus); 20