A/HRC/16/5 84.69. Amend its legislation in order to abolish the death penalty (New Zealand); 84.70. Ensure that the de facto moratorium declared by the President of Mongolia in January 2010 is incorporated into legislation with a view to completely abolishing the death penalty (Spain); 84.71. Establish awareness-raising programmes addressed to law enforcement forces aimed at preventing torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, as well as efficient investigative mechanisms in order to fight against impunity in this regard (France); 84.72. Pay due attention to the implementation of recommendations made by the Special Rapporteur on Torture (Kazakhstan); 84.73. Apply mandatory training of police in the appropriate use of force (Canada); 84.74. Take effective measures to combat domestic violence (Azerbaijan); 84.75. Implement legislation which provides for the investigation of violence against women, and the prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators of such violence (New Zealand); 84.76. Give high priority to the enforcement of the Law on Fighting against Domestic Violence in order to ensure that victims have access to adequate means of protection and compensation (Portugal); 84.77. Take measures to guarantee effective access for women victims of gender-based violence to justice, redress and protection (Brazil); 84.78. Adopt the necessary measures and introduce the necessary amendments to the 2005 law on gender violence to ensure its effectiveness and to clearly define the sentences for offenders (Spain); 84.79. Continue to work to improve conditions in its prisons, including through the implementation of the United Nations Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention and Imprisonment, and the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (New Zealand); 84.80. Undertake more efforts to effectively combat the human trafficking phenomenon (Azerbaijan); 84.81. Ensure that adequate mechanisms are in place for the rehabilitation and social integration of women and girls who have been victims of trafficking (Poland); 84.82. Expand the national programme on the prevention of human trafficking, particularly the use of children and women for sexual purposes, with a view to dealing with all violations of provisions of the Palermo Protocol, in line with the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Mexico); 84.83. Adopt an approach of non-criminalization of the victims of human trafficking, which provides for compensation for victims and their reintegration into society (Mexico); 84.84. Increase efforts to prosecute sex and labour trafficking offenders, as well as assist and protect victims of trafficking (United States); 18