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143.83
Advance the human rights-based training for police and military
officers to further prevent the practice of torture (Indonesia);
143.84
Continue efforts to reform and develop the prison system, reduce
prison overcrowding in line with international human rights standards, and take
all the necessary measures to restore justice and combat impunity (Libya);
143.85
Allocate increased budget resources to address harsh and lifethreatening prison conditions, including overcrowding, inadequate sanitation,
and lack of clean water and health care (United States of America);
143.86
Adopt measures to prevent overcrowding in penitentiary centres and
improve the conditions of persons deprived of their liberty (Mexico);
143.87
Continue to make efforts to reduce the length of pretrial detention
(Uganda);
143.88
Pass the Criminal Procedure Bill into law in order to reduce prolonged
pretrial detention periods (Malawi);
143.89
Continue to support the independence of the judiciary and combat
impunity (Bahrain);
143.90
Provide updated human rights training to the local court Chairs
(Timor-Leste);
143.91
Evaluate the possibility of strengthening the allocation of available
resources to implement the law on local courts and to strengthen the oversight
mechanisms of the local courts (Peru);
143.92
Combat impunity by ensuring prompt, thorough and transparent
investigations of all violations against human rights defenders by law
enforcement, and by prosecuting perpetrators (Canada);
143.93
Implement all possible measures to expedite the processing of judicial
cases, especially those related to children detained without charges (Ecuador);
143.94
Ensure fair and independent investigations and accountability on
alleged cases of excessive use of force by law enforcement (Italy);
143.95
Ensure fair trials by limiting recourse to local tribal courts (Lebanon);
143.96
Ensure a verified, comprehensive and publicly accessible record of all
casualties of armed conflict, in collaboration with civil society and other relevant
stakeholders (Croatia);
143.97
Continue progress achieved on the independence of the judiciary and
the strengthening of the rule of law (Mauritania);
143.98
Further promote access to justice through the appropriate policies and
programmes (Sri Lanka);
143.99
Adopt child-friendly approaches in juvenile justice and alternative
non-custodial measures for children (Montenegro);
143.100 Continue efforts to combat corruption and to strengthen the principles
of transparency and the rule of law within the framework of the National AntiCorruption Strategy for the period 2019–2023 (Tunisia);
143.101 Investigate and hold accountable officials involved in corrupt
practices, while improving transparent governance (United States of America);
143.102 Consider reforms to strengthen the financial, institutional and
operational independence of the commission to combat corruption (Peru);
143.103 Intensify its efforts combating corruption and impunity, and ensure
effective legal representation, especially for the most vulnerable (Somalia);
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