A/HRC/27/10 124.103 To counter allegations of torture and ill-treatment in prison facilities, allow ICRC and other international observers to have immediate, full and genuine access to all detention facilities to ensure proper treatment of prisoners (Hungary); 124.104 Invite the Special Rapporteur and/or an international humanitarian organization recognized for its independence to visit “reform institutions” and other correctional and penitentiary institutions to assess/evaluate detention conditions with a view to proposing measures to improve these conditions so that they meet international norms and standards (Belgium); 124.105 Establish measures to combat discrimination and violence against women (France); 124.106 Enact national legislation to combat violence against women, including a definition of rape that applies to domestic rape and rape in detention centres (Canada); 124.107 Punish under law violence against women, establishing adequate measures to protect victims (Chile); 124.108 Bring an end to the practice of forced abortion (Canada); 124.109 Enhance measures to address the issues of trafficking and violence against women, especially through awareness programmes and by strengthening the institutional and legal framework (Sri Lanka); 124.110 Strengthen its national efforts in the area of combating trafficking in persons, especially women and children, including through human rights education and training for law enforcement officials (Egypt); 124.111 End forced labour (Chile); 124.112 Enact and implement legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Norway); 124.113 Further strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Namibia); 124.114 Enshrine fully the right to fair trial and due process guarantees (Israel); 124.115 Align its criminal justice system with its obligations under the ICCPR and other international human rights instruments (Australia); 124.116 Create a national mechanism for the review of complaints of the populations concerning human rights violations (Russian Federation); 124.117 Make efforts to achieve respect for all fundamental rights and freedoms of the entire population, especially women and children, and take all necessary measures to ensure the fight against impunity for the perpetrators of crimes, acts of violence and all human rights violations (Argentina); 124.118 Take all necessary measures to prevent or punish violations of human rights (Burundi); 124.119 Tackle impunity by investigating and timely prosecuting those responsible for acts of violence and human rights violations, in particular those committed by law enforcement and other authorities, and pay special attention to women and children to avoid that they are subjected to sexual abuse in detention (Ecuador); 18

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