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132.119 Take further measures to ensure the effective implementation of the
law to increase transparency in government and to eradicate corruption
(Indonesia);
132.120 Continue taking steps towards poverty reduction, particularly among
women and children (Malaysia);
132.121 Promote policies for supporting the family, as it is the fundamental and
natural unit of society (Egypt);
132.122 Revise its legislation to include a definition of torture that complies
with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading
Treatment or Punishment (Luxembourg);
132.123 Provide for the right of victims of torture and ill-treatment to fair and
adequate compensation and rehabilitation in domestic legislation (Islamic
Republic of Iran);
132.124 Cease torture and cruel or inhuman treatment in places of detention,
including sexual violations (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea);
132.125 Seek to analyse the reasons for the high rate of ethnic minorities among
persons deprived of their liberty in detention units and take appropriate
measures accordingly (Serbia);
132.126 Increase financial allocation to existing penitentiary centres to ensure
adequate food, sanitary and hygiene conditions for prisoners (Spain);
132.127
Continue efforts to further improve prison conditions (Austria);
132.128 Continue efforts aimed at reforming and developing the prison system
to ensure its compatibility with international human rights standards (Libya);
132.129 Eliminate and sanction ill-treatment against persons deprived of
liberty (Cuba);
132.130 Adopt the necessary measures to prevent, investigate and punish
violence and abuse against persons with disabilities living in institutions
(Mexico);
132.131 Take appropriate measures to improve living conditions in short-term
detention facilities and to combat ill-treatment in prisons (Islamic Republic of
Iran);
132.132
Increase efforts to counter gender-based violence (Uzbekistan);
132.133 Include domestic violence and marital rape as specific crimes in the
Criminal Code (Austria);
132.134 Consider amending its legislation to include domestic violence and
marital rape as specific crimes in the Criminal Law (Greece);
132.135 Consider progressive law reforms on gender-based violence, including
in the area of domestic violence (Fiji);
132.136 Close remaining gaps in the legal framework to prohibit all forms of
gender-based violence, particularly intimate partner violence. This includes
investigating all allegations, prosecuting perpetrators, ensuring victims have
access to medical, legal and rehabilitation services, and implementing targeted
awareness-raising campaigns (Canada);
132.137 Continue efforts to prevent and combat gender-based violence, both in
law and in practice, and ensure that all competent authorities have the necessary
capacity to investigate, prosecute and penalize this type of violence (Belgium);
132.138 Step up efforts to address the rise in domestic violence cases during
this time of pandemic (Indonesia);
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