A/HRC/13/9 57. Continue to effectively combat arbitrary arrest and pursue redeployment of the administration to reduce these practices as much as possible (Djibouti); 58. Continue and deepen the positive ongoing actions to protect children, including from trafficking and exploitation of minors (Cuba); 59. Continue efforts to eliminate trafficking in children and address the problem of street children and child labour (Belarus); 60. Strengthen policies aimed at protecting children from trafficking and forced labour (Angola); 61. With the support of the international community, pursue its efforts to reduce crime and combat smuggling and trafficking of children and strengthen this with awareness-raising actions and training on the rights of the child (Algeria); 62. Adopt and implement an action plan to end impunity and reinforce its judicial system (Canada); 63. Take further action on justice sector reform to improve the efficiency of the judicial system (United Kingdom); 64. Continue its efforts to strengthen the judicial system through, inter alia, technical training and development assistance (South Africa); 65. Envisage implementing, with assistance from OHCHR, international human rights and humanitarian law training and awareness-raising programmes for State officials in charge of security, law enforcement personnel and members of the judiciary (Algeria); 66. Commit itself to establishing judicial procedures that uphold the rights of those accused of crimes and sent to court, or release people held in pre-trial detention (Ireland); 67. Improve access to justice of its citizens by reviewing legal aid procedures and the establishment of new courts (Italy); 68. Establish a system of juvenile justice to guarantee protection of the rights of the child in this situation (Czech Republic); 69. Pursue actions aimed at strengthening and harmonizing the child protection legal framework, including the establishment of child protection units within the various tribunals of the country (Italy); 70. Focus on the development of law enforcement capacities in order to fight impunity (Germany); 71. Consider prioritizing the restoration of the rule of law in the country through, inter alia, the adoption of measures aimed at combating impunity (South Africa); 72. Continue efforts to strengthen the institution of the family and improve the situation of women (Belarus); 73. Effectively investigate and prosecute crimes and violations against human rights defenders and journalists (Norway); 74. Guarantee the free, open and transparent nature of future presidential elections so that they are properly carried out and credible (France); GE.10-10140 17