A/HRC/30/7 90.50 Enforce laws which further ensure the integration and socioeconomic participation of Afro-Panamanians and other people of African descent (Sierra Leone); 90.51 Continue to adopt legislative and policy measures to fight racial discrimination against persons of African descent (Algeria); 90.52 Adopt public policies aimed at the full integration of persons of African descent that incorporate measures to prevent stigmatization, racial discrimination and xenophobia (Chile); 90.53 Take appropriate legislative and public policy measures with a view of continuing the promotion of the rights of Afro-Panamanians and the fight against racism and xenophobia (Colombia); 90.54 Enact anti-discrimination laws which would better protect the rights of indigenous communities (Sierra Leone); 90.55 Increase efforts and resources to reduce the gap between indigenous people and other Panamanians in terms of access to health, education and economic development (Timor-Leste); 90.56 Adopt measures to curb ill-treatment meted out by police officers to persons deprived of their civil liberties (Ghana); 90.57 Take steps to put an end to overcrowding in detention facilities, including by ensuring compliance with the requirements established in article 10 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and application of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Germany); 90.58 Step up its efforts to ease overcrowding in the prison system and especially look for alternative non-custodial measures for adolescents (Netherlands); 90.59 Continue to take steps to improve overall living conditions for prisoners (Australia); 90.60 Continue adopting measures to respect and protect the rights and human dignity of detainees (China); 90.61 Continue to implement the process of penitentiary reform based on the three pillars established by the Government (Cuba); 90.62 Continue the implementation of laws to combat violence and discrimination against women (France); 90.63 Take additional measures to protect victims of domestic violence through effective implementation of its legislation (Georgia); 90.64 Increase protection for women victims of domestic violence by implementing the existing legislation, investigating and punishing the perpetrators, creating a sufficient number of shelters and providing police protection (Germany); 90.65 Strictly apply without delay Law No. 82/2013, which criminalizes violence against women (Ghana); 90.66 Take all necessary measures to ensure that Law No. 82/2013, punishing acts of violence against women, is quickly followed by an implementing regulation, and that protocols are developed to guarantee its proper enforcement (Belgium); 16