A/HRC/40/11 151.113 Include in the criminal law a clear definition of torture, consistent with article 1 of the Convention against Torture (Paraguay); 151.114 Conduct systematically an independent and impartial investigation into allegations of human rights violations in prisons, with a view to putting an end to reported practices of torture, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment in prisons (Switzerland); 151.115 Continue providing physical, psychological and social integration assistance to victims of trafficking in persons (Saudi Arabia); 151.116 Continue efforts to protect the rights of women and children, in particular in the fight against human trafficking (Senegal); 151.117 Continue its efforts to combat child labour and trafficking in persons at the national, regional and international levels (Thailand); 151.118 Fully implement the 2016–2020 national action plan to combat human trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 151.119 Increase efforts to prosecute and convict human traffickers, including complicit officials; protect victims; and reduce migrant workers’ vulnerability to debt bondage (United States of America); 151.120 Intensify efforts to strengthen its policies and strategies aimed at fighting against trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Algeria); 151.121 Increase the funds allocated to support structures for victims of human trafficking, including children (Angola); 151.122 Ensure that anti-trafficking laws and policies are in accordance with international human rights standards (Cambodia); 151.123 Continue with efforts made to combat human trafficking, especially the exploitation of girls and women, further strengthening its fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 151.124 Establish a formal procedure throughout the country to promptly identify victims of trafficking and refer them to appropriate services for protection (Hungary); 151.125 Continue with efforts to combat human trafficking (Nigeria); 151.126 Amend and repeal legislation used to arbitrarily detain individuals without trial, including the Prevention of Crime Act, the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act and the Prevention of Terrorism Act (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 151.127 Enhance protections for the right of freedom of religion or belief for all people in Malaysia, including the right to freely choose and practise their faith (United States of America); 151.128 Continue to implement policies on interreligious harmony, to further promote unity among religions and creeds (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 151.129 Take measures to fully guarantee the right to freedom of religion and belief (Albania); 151.130 Continue the implementation of measures aimed at strengthening inter-ethnic and interreligious interaction in the country (Belarus); 151.131 Guarantee freedom of religion or belief to all, stemming racial and religious intolerance, including against the Christian community (Croatia); 151.132 Amend the National Registration Act to remove all references to religion on identity cards, in follow-up to recommendations in paragraphs 146.87 and 146.152 of the Second Cycle (Haiti); 17