A/HRC/31/15 hate speech, discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Uruguay); 118.10 Establish a specialized police unit for investigating hate crimes, closely collaborating with the LGBT community and organizations in order to create a trusting relationship (Sweden); 118.11 Take steps to limit the application and length of pretrial detention (Denmark); 118.12 Increase the budget allocated to social workers responsible for assisting victims of domestic violence, by including the costs of travel to visits to assess victims and by increasing human resources (Paraguay); 118.13 Take concrete steps to streamline and ensure efficiency of judicial procedures concerning gender violence (Spain); 118.14 Progress in the implementation of the laws against domestic violence by establishing, in the short term, the centres to support women against sexual abuse, harassment and domestic violence provided for in the new law (Honduras); 118.15 Strengthen ongoing efforts against domestic violence by establishing adequate monitoring and investigative mechanisms (Turkey); 118.16 Establish a mechanism for the enforcement of protective and restrictive orders relating to domestic violence, to ensure their effectiveness and prevent recurring offences, inter alia, through establishing specialized police units on gender-based violence and domestic violence (Sweden); 118.17 Establish effective regulatory mechanisms for promoting development of legal migration and preventing irregular migration and trafficking in human beings (Ukraine); 118.18 Implement the recommendations of the European Commission for Democracy through Law (Venice Commission) related to reforms in the system of appointments and probation periods of judges (Norway); 118.19 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary and transparency of judicial proceedings and adopt measures preventing political interference in the work of judges (Czech Republic); 118.20 Eliminate existing gaps in the legislation governing the work of the High Council of Justice in order to make sure that its powers are balanced by adequate guarantees of transparency and accountability (Sweden); 118.21 Continue strengthening the independence and impartiality of the judiciary to ensure the right to a fair trial, including by increasing the transparency of the working methods within the High Council of Justice, the appointment of prosecutors and the allocation of court cases (Switzerland); 118.22 Strengthen respect for the rule of law by promoting judicial independence and transparency through the depoliticization of the judiciary and law enforcement authorities, and by strengthening mechanisms to investigate human rights abuses or violations (United States of America); 118.23 Take measures to support and strengthen prosecutions for human rights violations by the judiciary, with reference to the recommendations made by the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, including with 23