A/HRC/48/14 112.42 Introduce a specific legal prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment into the criminal law of the Seychelles, incorporating all elements set out in article 1 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Ireland); 112.43 Adopt the legal provisions specifically prohibiting torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (Montenegro); 112.44 Strengthen human rights training and capacity-building of State agents, including law enforcement officials, and consider adopting a national plan for human rights education (Brazil); 112.45 Reform the detention policy to ensure separation between detainees and convicted prisoners in detention places and adopt strategies to reduce prison overcrowding (Botswana); 112.46 Intensify anti-corruption efforts, in particular by ensuring the investigative powers of the anti-corruption commission (France); 112.47 Take all necessary measures to ensure that pretrial detention is reduced to the extent possible, and carried out in keeping with the provisions of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (South Africa); 112.48 Strengthen support to the judicial system, including through the allocation of sufficient human, technical and financial resources and through regular capacity-building on women’s rights and gender equality for judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers and other law enforcement officials (Bulgaria); 112.49 Explore possibilities to extend the right to vote in presidential and parliamentary elections to Seychelles citizens living abroad (Germany); 112.50 Establish an adequate legal framework and human rights-based standards for the tourism and fisheries industries, paying particular attention to the prevention of human trafficking and forced labour (Indonesia); 112.51 Expedite the amendment to the Civil Status Act to abolish marriage of girls under 18 years of age (Malawi); 112.52 Continue efforts to combat occupational segregation, in particular pay inequality between men and women (Mauritania); 112.53 Establish in legislation the principle of equal remuneration for work of equal value and equal access to credit for women (Mexico); 112.54 Continue to support, through economic and social policies, the institution of the family and the preservation of family values (Haiti); 112.55 Continue efforts to ensure access to quality education and health-care services, as well as efforts to address the negative effects of climate change (Nigeria); 112.56 Continue implementing its sound policies in the field of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to provide the highest level of welfare to its population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 112.57 Further strengthen efforts to protect and support those in vulnerable conditions, including women, children, migrants and persons living with disabilities (Barbados); 112.58 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development and to reduce poverty (China); 112.59 Continue to increase investment in education and health to better safeguard people’s right to education and health (China); 18