A/HRC/38/13 105.27 Strengthen the education of prosecutors, judges, police officers and social workers for the effective implementation of the laws against violence (Croatia); 105.28 Continue measures aimed at improving conditions in detention facilities (Georgia); 105.29 Ensure that all prisoners receive a thorough medical examination and have the right of access to health-care services (Islamic Republic of Iran); 105.30 Intensify its efforts to provide human rights training programmes for all law enforcement officials to prevent cases of torture, ill-treatment and excessive use of force (Indonesia); 105.31 Continue and extend the measures to raise awareness among the police and law enforcement officials regarding respect for diversity, human dignity and minority rights, and enhance supervisory mechanisms to monitor police behaviour (Islamic Republic of Iran); 105.32 Provide the State Prosecutor’s Office and the Special Department for war crimes with adequate resources and training so as to bring perpetrators to justice (Republic of Korea); 105.33 Deepen investigative and sanctioning measures for perpetrators of war crimes, in particular those who held command positions at the time of the conflict (Argentina); 105.34 Continue the judicial reform process, including by furthering efforts to eliminate political influence on the judiciary (Austria); 105.35 Continue to take the necessary measures to ensure compliance within the national judicial system, including through incorporating international human rights and anti-corruption standards into the capacity-building curricula designed for judicial officials (Azerbaijan); 105.36 Promote the independence of the Judicial Council and develop a disciplinary framework for judges and prosecutors (Islamic Republic of Iran); 105.37 Fully implement the reforms in the judicial sector in order to guarantee the independence and impartiality of the judiciary (Italy); 105.38 Improve internal control and inspection mechanisms within the public administration alongside cooperation with law enforcement authorities in order to effectively combat corruption (Sweden); 105.39 Address corruption in the public sector and ensure the proper use of public authority in the managing and disposing of public property (Canada); 105.40 Continue to enhance the implementation of anti-corruption policies, including by strengthening the independence and effective functioning of the judiciary (Estonia); 105.41 Implement, in a concrete manner, the measures adopted to strengthen the rule of law and the fight against corruption (France); 105.42 Improve the representation of women in political life, particularly in the Government and in Parliament (France); 105.43 Strengthen public policies to improve the representation of women in public and political life (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 105.44 Take further measures to strengthen the engagement of the civil sector and the national dialogue on human rights (Qatar); 105.45 Work closely with relevant actors in implementing the recommendations from the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights on electoral reform, with a view to ensuring that the electoral processes 13