A/HRC/57/6 24.51 Strengthen mechanisms for accountability and transparency within law enforcement to investigate and prosecute incidents of excessive use of force (Liechtenstein); 24.52 Take necessary steps to ensure justice, accountability and full reparation for victims of human rights violations during the 2019 social protests, including by promptly processing all remaining cases related to the use of excessive or unnecessary force by security forces (Ireland); 24.53 Expedite a judicial response to the human rights violations that occurred during the 2019 social protests (South Africa); 24.54 Expedite judicial processes to ensure accountability for the cases of excessive violence in the 2019 protests (Germany); 24.55 Speed up the elaboration and the enactment of legislation on the use of force while continuing police reform in order to strengthen transparency, civilian control and accountability (Romania); 24.56 Maintain its efforts to improve the regulations on use of force and accountability (Türkiye); 24.57 Accelerate efforts, through the regional Joint Follow-Up Mechanism, to implement recommendations that ensure law enforcement agencies follow the rule of law, prevent abusive practices and improve the policing of protests (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 24.58 Investigate effectively reports of unlawful acts such as police brutality against demonstrators and abuses against the Mapuche people (Russian Federation); 24.59 Continue efforts on police reform, including by ensuring that laws, protocols and training regulating the use of force by State agents are in accordance with Chile’s international human rights obligations (Austria); 24.60 Move forward with police reform in order to advance efficiency, transparency and a gender- and human rights-based approach to policing (Italy); 24.61 Continue the institutional modernization of the police forces, including by adopting the bill establishing general rules on the use of force by security agents (Germany); 24.62 Take measures to curb overcrowding in detention centres by offering alternative sentences for minor offences (Lesotho); 24.63 Increase efforts to address the problem of prison overcrowding (Russian Federation); 24.64 Ensure that persons deprived of their liberty have access to the right to health and education, adopting international standards for the enforcement of sentences and addressing cases of prison overcrowding (Jordan); 24.65 Take steps to protect people deprived of their liberty and prevent ill-treatment, torture and inhuman, cruel and degrading treatment (Libya); 24.66 Expedite the investigation of all reported cases of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Botswana); 24.67 Establish enforced disappearance as an autonomous crime in accordance with the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Mexico); 24.68 Intensify efforts to ensure prompt and effective investigation of all enforced disappearances (Poland); 8 GE.24-09693