A/HRC/49/5 130.58 Continue efforts to improve conditions of detention and reduce overcrowding in penitentiaries (Uzbekistan); 130.59 Take effective measures to ensure the unacceptability in practice of confessions resulting from torture or ill-treatment (Uzbekistan); 130.60 Continue efforts to improve conditions of detention, alleviate the overcrowding of penitentiary institutions, reform the immigration detention system and ensure that migrants deprived of liberty are treated with both dignity and humanity (Albania); 130.61 Continue efforts to improve conditions of detention and alleviate the overcrowding of penitentiary institutions, including through the application of non-custodial measures (Austria); 130.62 Investigate reports of arbitrary conduct and allegations of unjustified violence by law enforcement authorities (Azerbaijan); 130.63 Adopt and implement effective policies for ensuring that prison conditions meet international human rights standards (Azerbaijan); 130.64 Reduce prison overcrowding and ensure that conditions in places of detention meet international standards (Belarus); 130.65 Eradicate police violence and excessive use of force by law enforcement officials against peaceful protesters, including the use of tear gas against migrants and asylum seekers (Cuba); 130.66 Ensure that the Greek Ombudsman, as the national preventive mechanism against torture, is provided with the necessary financial and personnel resources to function effectively (Czechia); 130.67 Thoroughly investigate reported cases of excessive use of force by law enforcement officers, review crowd-control procedures applied in the context of demonstrations and provide training to all law enforcement officers on the use of force (Czechia); 130.68 Bring its prison and detention conditions fully into line with international human rights norms and standards, including the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) (Denmark); 130.69 Continue its efforts to improve conditions of detention and alleviate the overcrowding of penitentiary institutions (Georgia); 130.70 Take immediate and effective measures to prevent and deal with inhuman and degrading treatment against migrants, asylum seekers, demonstrators and Roma (Islamic Republic of Iran); 130.71 Improve conditions in prisons and detention centres (Islamic Republic of Iran); 130.72 Conduct transparent investigations into allegations of excessive use of force by law enforcement officials (Iraq); 130.73 Take effective measures to remove barriers that prevent persons with disabilities from accessing justice (Namibia); 130.74 Continue to improve the criminal justice system and take measures to address arbitrary deprivation of liberty (Norway); 130.75 Continue measures to bring gender balance in political and public life and close the gender pay gap (Nepal); 130.76 Revise its national legislation with a view to recognizing the right to conscientious objection to military service, envisaging an alternative service to military service to which all conscientious objectors have access to and that is not punitive or discriminatory in its nature, cost or duration (Panama); 13