A/HRC/30/14 99.78 Continue to further improve conditions for juveniles in pretrial detention facilities (Georgia); 99.79 Continue its efforts to reduce overcrowding in prisons and improve detention conditions, including by promoting diversion and other alternatives to detention where possible (Austria); 99.80 Step up efforts to combat the overcrowding of prisons, and in particular provide more correctional detention facilities for female prisoners (Republic of Korea); 99.81 Implement programmes and policies for the prevention of all forms of violence against children, including sexual exploitation and abuse, and to strengthen social recovery and reintegration of child victims (Republic of Moldova); 99.82 Continue ensuring effective implementation of its domestic laws on the protection of the family and prevention of violence against women and children (Israel); 99.83 Reinforce its efforts to protect children, especially those in marginalized and disadvantaged situations (Maldives); 99.84 Redouble efforts in combating domestic violence and violence against women, including through ensuring effective implementation of the National Strategy of Protection against Family Violence 2011–2016 (Malaysia); 99.85 Further strengthen measures to prevent and punish trafficking in persons, especially women and children, with the prosecution of offenders and rehabilitation of victims (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 99.86 Implement the Human Rights Committee’s recommendations on gender-based violence (Bulgaria); March 2015 99.87 Work towards the compliance of pretrial detention (remand) procedures, which includes children, with international law standards and national regulations (Libya); 99.88 Investigate and prosecute all cases of arbitrary detention in psychiatric hospitals and social care institutions, in line with the recommendation made by the Special Rapporteur on violence against women (Germany); 99.89 Increase the number of investigations, intensify the investigative work and improve the efficiency of judicial procedures before national courts in the case of crimes committed during the war of the 1990s and strengthen efforts to determine the fate of all missing persons in Croatia (Switzerland); 99.90 Investigate all unresolved cases of missing persons and bring perpetrators to justice (Estonia); 99.91 Enhance training methods for collecting evidence against suspected human traffickers to increase successful prosecutions, and ensure convicted trafficking offenders are punished with sentences commensurate with the gravity of the crime (United States of America); 99.92 Take urgent steps to ensure that women victims of wartime violence have access to justice and reparation, including adequate psychosocial and economic support, as well as access to health-care services (Ireland); 19