A/HRC/28/16 166.130 Increase the number of women in law enforcement agencies, including the police department (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 166.131 Strengthen human rights training programmes for the police (United Arab Emirates); and awareness-raising 166.132 Extend its human rights education and awareness programme to target more public service officials (Zimbabwe); 166.133 Establish trainings for police officers on children’s rights, to ensure that these act appropriately towards child victims or delinquents (Belgium); 166.134 Promote further human rights education and training for law enforcement agents (China); 166.135 Develop efficient programmes designed to enhance the human rights knowledge of law enforcement officials (Ethiopia); 166.136 Increase education programmes and awareness-raising of police officers in the field of human rights (Morocco); 166.137 Develop programmes aimed at promoting the awareness of law enforcement officials on human rights values and principles (Pakistan); 166.138 Implement effectively the instrument of pretrial detention on exceptional basis (Slovakia); 166.139 In accordance with article 54 of its Constitution, stop using the preventive detention orders by prosecutors as a measure to punish or to prolong the incarceration of activists and protestors (Netherlands); 166.140 Continue working on the reform and improvement of prisons and detention centres in accordance with international norms on this issue (Nicaragua); 166.141 Ensure that persons with disabilities enjoy their rights in detention centres (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 166.142 Guarantee the rights of detainees with disabilities by providing them with separate detention facilities (Jordan); 166.143 Ensure the enjoyment by people with disabilities of their rights while in detention premises (Myanmar); 166.144 Provide guarantees for the effective investigation and prosecution of the cases of violence against women (Russian Federation); 166.145 Intensify efforts to ensure gender equality and eliminate sexual and gender-based violence, including through considering development of a national action plan on implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) (Rwanda); 166.146 Establish measure to effectively address discrimination and violence against women and girls (Sierra Leone); 166.147 Continue to ensure the effective implementation of measures such as the establishment of telephone hotlines and care centres for victims of violence, as well as harsher penalties for violence against women and, if necessary, introduce further practical policies to prevent all forms of violence against women, and to support the victims of such abuse (Singapore); 20