A/HRC/41/16 94.68 Investigate all allegations of the use of excessive force and extrajudicial killings by law enforcement agents and ensure that they receive training on the appropriate use of force so as to prevent deaths and casualties (Canada); 94.69 Tackle the problem of extrajudicial executions and violence by security forces by implementing the 2016 police reform and by combating impunity (France); 94.70 Increase efforts to address excessive use of force by law enforcement officials (Guyana); 94.71 Establish an independent body to investigate allegations of police abuse in a timely and transparent way (Australia); 94.72 Strengthen its commitment to prevent and combat violence and abuses committed by the police and security forces, including by enhancing and deepening its dialogue with civil society organizations, and ensure that the victims and their families have access to fair and independent justice (Italy); 94.73 Take steps to end extrajudicial killings, torture and life-threatening prison conditions (United States of America); 94.74 Redouble efforts to address violence and harassment, particularly as they impact women and girls, through the provision of awareness-raising and training to law enforcement officials, first responders and other stakeholders (Barbados); 94.75 Ensure that killings of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons are investigated in an independent and impartial manner, and develop, in collaboration with civil society organizations, an anti-discrimination legislation in accordance with international law (Switzerland); 94.76 Ensure that conditions of detention are in line with international human rights standards, including ending unlawful extensions of pretrial detention (Germany); 94.77 Make further efforts to protect prisoners’ human rights by improving detention conditions through prison infrastructure development and other measures (Japan); 94.78 Implement the prison reform programme as soon as possible, and ensure that the long-standing pretrial detention issues are prioritized (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 94.79 Introduce measures aimed at increasing the independence of the judiciary (Republic of Korea); 94.80 Ensure that provisional detention is only imposed as last resort, in accordance with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for Noncustodial Measures (the Tokyo Rules), and that the judicial system is provided with the necessary resources to enable accused persons to be tried within a reasonable time, in a fair trial (Switzerland); 94.81 Take measures to improve judicial independence, with a priority on addressing bribery and interference in the adjudication of corruption cases, and by ensuring that authorities enforce judicial orders to release detainees (United States of America); 94.82 Punish administrative delays or other forms of inaction that lead to impunity for crimes and violence against women, children and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Spain); 94.83 Continue efforts to address corruption and ensure access to justice for all segments of society (Guyana); 14