A/HRC/22/15 116.55. That all security forces personnel, including the penitentiary police, receive adequate and mandatory training on international human rights standards (Italy); 116.56. Carry out a thorough and independent investigation on the policy of forced sterilization undertaken by the authorities in the 1990s, so as to ensure that those persons responsible do not enjoy impunity and that victims can obtain reparation (Belgium); 116.57. Ensure timely prosecution of human rights cases before the National Criminal Court and that all alleged violations of human rights, including labour rights, are investigated and prosecuted by the civilian justice system (United States of America); 116.58. Continue its efforts to fight against impunity regarding human rights violations perpetrated in the past (Argentina); 116.59. Continue to investigate cases of enforced and involuntary disappearances in cooperation with the Working Group (Belarus); 116.60. Continue to develop the necessary efforts to fully guarantee the rights to legal, social and economic reparation to victims of violence perpetrated in Peru, between 1980 and 2000 (Ecuador); 116.61. Implement the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in particular with regard to victim’s compensation and institutional reforms (Germany); 116.62. Take all necessary legal and other measures to effectively implement reparation programmes for victims of past human rights violations during the 1980-2000 period and report back about the results to the Human Rights Council (Netherlands); 116.63. Continue its efforts to implement its Comprehensive Reparations Plan in order to fully ensure the rights of victims of acts of violence (Tunisia); 116.64. Improve conditions in all prisons and detention centres to comply with its international standards (Australia); 116.65. Reform the penitentiary system and resolve the problems of prison overcrowding (Iraq); 116.66. Continue with the reform to the penitentiary system, with a focus on fighting overcrowding and the reintegration of prisoners (Spain); 116.67. Continue to develop appropriate prison facilities for women, in accordance with the UN’s Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Female Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders (Thailand); 116.68. Facilitate the registration of all births and promote, in line with article 7 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, birth registration of those children who were not registered at birth, in particular in the rural and remote areas of the country. Simultaneously, provide training to personnel in charge of birth registration (Uruguay); 116.69. Speed up the birth registration process of women who are not in possession of birth certificates and identity documents, in particular in the rural and remote areas of the country (Uruguay); 19