A/HRC/43/13 121.52 Immediately end the pervasive practice of lengthy pretrial detention and intensify efforts to provide appropriate nutritional and medical care for those detained (United States of America); 121.53 Ensure independent and impartial inquiries are conducted into corruption cases, including in natural resource management, in line with the National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2015–2025, and that those found guilty face sanctions in accordance with the law (Australia); 121.54 Ensure accountability for cases of excessive use of force by security forces by effectively investigating all allegations, and bring suspected perpetrators to justice in fair trials that meet international standards (Netherlands); 121.55 Strengthen efforts to fight against corruption (Central African Republic); 121.56 Work towards the full implementation of the 10-year National AntiCorruption Strategy 2015–2025 (Israel); 121.57 Continue efforts to guarantee the independence and effectiveness of the judiciary (Peru); 121.58 Continue measures for engaging in dialogue with civil society organizations (Azerbaijan); 121.59 Take measures to ensure that all individuals and political parties can fully enjoy the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of association, and ensure that any restrictions on the exercise of these rights are in accordance with the conditions set forth in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Luxembourg); 121.60 Allocate sufficient funds and resources to effectively implement the national action plan on trafficking in persons and ensure the effective functioning of the National Office to Combat Human Trafficking (Seychelles); 121.61 Guarantee access for all victims of trafficking in persons to legal, psychological, medical and social assistance and to shelters and reparation, regardless of their status (Uganda); 121.62 Strengthen existing legislation to ensure that all forms of modern slavery and human trafficking are criminalized in line with international conventions and standards, including the sexual exploitation of children (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 121.63 Redouble efforts to combat human trafficking (Congo); 121.64 Extend beyond 2019 the national action plan on trafficking in persons, and continue strengthening the actions of prevention, confrontation and prosecution of those responsible, as well as protection for the victims of this crime (Cuba); 121.65 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Egypt); 121.66 Implement the national plan to combat human trafficking and enforce legislation to strengthen the protection of migrant workers and prevent situations of slavery and trafficking faced by female migrant workers (Germany); 121.67 Further develop international outreach in the context of the fight against human trafficking and forced labour (Israel); 121.68 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and consider renewing the implementation of the national plan to combat human trafficking 2015– 2019 (Lebanon); 121.69 Continue efforts in training and capacity-building programmes for duty bearers on anti-human trafficking (Philippines); 14 GE.19-21780