A/HRC/21/4 being and communication, particularly of those non-Spanish speaking, to equally gain access to relevant rights such as medical treatment and occupational courses (Thailand); 135.26. Strengthen its efforts to promote and protect the rights of women prisoners, pregnant women prisoners and children born in prison, especially in accordance with the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders, otherwise known as the “Bangkok Rules” (Thailand); 135.27. Strengthening efforts to address trafficking in persons, especially women and children, and sexual violence (South Africa); Further reinforce efforts to combat human trafficking and to protect victims of such crime, especially women and children (Sri Lanka); Step up its further efforts to combat trafficking in persons including continue the practice of developing national plans of actions and other strategies in this area (Belarus); 135.28. Ensure prompt, impartial and timely investigation of all police abuses in order to bring perpetrators to justice and put an end to impunity and the lack of accountability for police abuses (Latvia);Conduct thorough, impartial, and timely investigations into all allegations of police and judicial misconduct of corruption (United States of America); 135.29. Ensure that cases of excessive use of force and violence by security forces and prison authorities are immediately stopped and investigated by an independent and impartial authority (Austria); 135.30. Continue advancing in the implementation of the specialized body of judges to tackle violence against women and the family (Colombia); Continue its efforts to alleviate violence against women, by establishing courts specialized in women’s issues and family violence (Iran); 135.31. Continue its efforts to guarantee access to justice and the provision of timely, efficient, effective and high-quality services (Azerbaijan);Continue with the processes of review and reform of the judiciary so as to guarantee an independent and effective system for all (Costa Rica); Step up efforts to expedite the judicial reform process to ensure guaranteed access to justice and the provision of timely, efficient, effective and high-quality services for the people of Ecuador (Malaysia);Ensure that the Transitional Judicial Council appointed to reform the justice system operates independently of the government (United States of America);Share an evaluation on progress in the implementation of the Programme to Restructure the Justice system by the Transition Council of the Judiciary (Mexico);In the field of the judicial reform system, continue implementing and taking further the Programme to Restructure the Justice system, through on-going training for public officials in the judiciary aiming at materializing a management model to guarantee access to justice in a timely, efficient, effective and quality manner (Peru);Continue to adopt measures aiming at further refining its judicial system, reforming law enforcement bodies and curbing crime and corruptions levels (Russian Federation);Continue its efforts at reforming the judicial system, and the rehabilitation of the prison community with a view to reintegration into society (South Africa);Continue the reform of the judicial system to guarantee and strengthen the independence of the judiciary, and to ensure a higher degree in solving cases and in the implementation of judicial decisions. Especially convenient would be the establishment of a training plan in the area of human rights for its application among officials of the Judiciary (Spain); Guarantee 18