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137.150 Take all pertinent measures in the area of criminal law to ensure that
reports of torture and ill-treatment are thoroughly investigated by an effective,
independent and impartial body (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
137.151 Take measures against the abusive use of means of restraint in prisons
(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
137.152 Cease torture and cruel or inhuman treatment in the places of
detention, including sexual violations (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea);
137.153 Ensure that independent and impartial bodies investigate all
allegations of torture and abuse (Egypt);
137.154 Strengthen investigative measures on all allegations of torture and illtreatment, and prosecute perpetrators and provide victims with full reparation
and compensation (Islamic Republic of Iran);
137.155 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment and gender-based violence in
education in national legislation (Jordan);
137.156 Amend the electoral law to ensure that disenfranchisement of persons
in prison can only be imposed subject to an individual assessment (Sweden);
137.157 Respect the right to vote for all inmates (Canada);
137.158 Continue to develop its juvenile justice system in conformity with the
Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights (Fiji);
137.159 Continue mobilizing the international community to uphold and
protect human rights in the digital sphere (Poland);
137.160 Ensure equal representation of titular and non-titular communities in
local self-government bodies (Russian Federation);
137.161 Increase the representation of women in political decision-making
positions at the municipal level (Lithuania);
137.162 Intensify capacity-building for law enforcement officials and other
duty bearers to improve identification, referral and handling of cases of
trafficking in persons, especially women and girls (Philippines);
137.163 Continue to reinforce measures to prevent and combat human
trafficking with a view to improving specialized assistance to child victims
(Poland);
137.164 Continue to adopt measures against trafficking in human beings and
to increase its engagement in regional and international cooperation in this field
(Romania);
137.165 Take additional measures to combat trafficking in human beings and
provide specialized assistance to victims of trafficking, especially children (Saudi
Arabia);
137.166 Ensure that all cases of trafficking in persons are effectively
investigated and that those responsible are properly prosecuted and punished
(Senegal);
137.167 Address deficiencies in the legislative and executive frameworks
aiming at identifying and protecting victims of human trafficking, especially
child victims (Syrian Arab Republic);
137.168 Plan to tackle potential resurgence of modern slavery routes transiting
Estonia as external borders reopen, and ensure a victim-focused response
(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
137.169 Increase efforts to investigate and prosecute human traffickers under
the anti-trafficking provisions of the penal code and, if convicted, punish
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