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domestic violence and ensure that all perpetrators are adequately punished
(Czechia);
114.94
Strengthen programmes to fight domestic violence (Iraq);
114.95
Reject legislation weakening the rule of law and endangering the
fight against corruption (United States of America);
114.96
Continue judicial reforms and fight corruption in line with
international standards (Norway);
114.97
Finalize the reform of the judiciary (Senegal);
114.98
Preserve and reinforce the independence of the judiciary to
ensure the sustainability of governance reforms through the implementation of
the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism recommendations set forth by the
European Commission (Canada);
114.99
Take measures to reform the judicial branch and to enhance the
effectiveness of the work of the Prosecutor’s Office and the level of professional
capacity of its staff (Russian Federation);
114.100
Develop a national strategy to facilitate access to justice for
vulnerable groups, including by providing training on human rights to the staff
of the judiciary (Mexico);
114.101
Adopt legislative measures to include proportional punishment
for illegal and cruel treatment of detainees and prisoners (Russian Federation);
114.102
Take measures to identify and prevent the activities of criminal
groups using children in illegal businesses, including prostitution and
pornography (Russian Federation);
114.103
Remove any existing restriction to the practice of pro bono legal
advice, counselling or services provided by lawyers to those in need of legal aid
who are unable to afford legal representation (Portugal);
114.104
Ensure that all persons deprived of their liberty by the police have
the right to a defence and to hold discussions with a lawyer, as provided for in
Romanian law (Islamic Republic of Iran);
114.105
Ensure all allegations of ill-treatment committed by law
enforcement officers are promptly and effectively investigated (Austria);
114.106
Direct further focus to safeguarding freedom of expression and
media freedom (Estonia);
114.107
Intensify efforts to combat modern slavery by protecting the
rights of victims, including their right to anonymity, and provide assistance to
victims, including, where appropriate, shelter, counselling and a 24/7 hotline
(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
114.108
Take further measures to combat human trafficking and to
ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Armenia);
114.109
Further intensify its efforts to prevent human trafficking by
investigating cases proactively, bringing offenders to successful prosecution and
imposing proportionate sanctions (Ireland);
114.110
Continue the national efforts aimed at combating trafficking in
persons and exploitation of children (Egypt);
114.111
Pursue efforts aimed at preventing, suppressing and combating
human trafficking to ensure that the objectives of the national strategy against
trafficking in persons are achieved (Ghana);
114.112
Continue the fight against trafficking in human beings and
engagement in regional and international cooperation in this respect
(Bulgaria);
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