A/HRC/30/15 119.23 Take measures to ensure that abuses of force committed by security state agents, including summary executions, are promptly processed (Mexico); 119.24 Continue efforts in reducing crime and violence including through social interventions, community programmes and more effective policing (South Africa); 119.25 Intensify efforts to investigate allegations of excessive or unlawful use of force by police and the military, and to prosecute such cases as appropriate (United States of America); 119.26 Strengthen legislative measures and policies to improve prisons conditions (Angola); 119.27 Adopt adequate legislation to ensure that children in conflict with the law have access to justice and social reintegration, using the deprivation of liberty as a last resort (Chile); 119.28 Make additional efforts to improve the conditions of its prisons and detention centres toward elimination of overcrowding, improved sanitary conditions, and a strengthened system for medical care (Japan); 119.29 Improve prison conditions and detention facilities (Nigeria); 119.30 Conduct relevant actions to prevent that minors are referred to detention centers for adults (Spain); 119.31 Adopt and resource the national strategic plan of action to eliminate gender-based violence (Turkey); 119.32 Enhance all efforts to combat discrimination and violence against women, in particular by quickly adopting and effectively implementing the national strategic action plan to eliminate gender-based violence (Italy); 119.33 Continue its positive approach in enhancing gender equality and combating gender-based violence including through the finalization, adoption and implementation of its national strategic plan of action to eliminate genderbased violence (Malaysia); 119.34 Investigate allegations of ill-treatment of children living in centres and homes, and as appropriate, take all necessary corrective measures (Cabo Verde); 119.35 Take measures to prevent children from being economically exploited by adopting legislation and policies to address child labour in both the formal and informal sectors (Egypt); 119.36 Strengthen measures to promote and protect the rights of the child, including measures against sexual and labour exploitation (Japan); 119.37 Take all necessary measures to protect women and children from violence, particularly sexual abuse and exploitation, including through the adoption of awareness-raising programmes, as well as by means of sexual education policies (Brazil); 119.38 Prepare a holistic childhood plan with a particular attention to the problem of child labour (Nicaragua); 119.39 Adopt and implement a comprehensive strategy to prevent violence against children (Slovenia); 18