A/HRC/27/7 127.19 Intensify training and adequate supervision of alleged cases of illtreatment by the police forces (Cabo Verde); 127.20 Take specific steps to ensure prompt and thorough investigations of all allegations of excessive use of force and ill-treatment by law enforcement officials, including police and prison guards (Canada); 127.21 Deliver a clear message to all prison managers and staff that all forms of ill-treatment are unacceptable and will result in sanctions (United States of America); 127.22 Investigate all ill-treatment and other wrongdoing by law enforcement officials and bring the perpetrators to justice (Islamic Republic of Iran); 127.23 Strengthen efforts to ensure that investigations into allegations of illtreatment of detainees are timely and effective (United States of America); 127.24 Investigate all allegations of illegal use of force and ill-treatment by police and security forces, including against migrants, Roma and people of African descent (Uzbekistan); 127.25 Strengthen its efforts to protect the basic rights of inmates in vulnerable situations and ensure that inmates have access to and knowledge of the proper complaint mechanisms (Norway); 127.26 Continue strengthening the mechanisms to supervise the observance of human rights of the inmates, with the aim of preventing ill-treatment, and handle all complaints of torture and other ill-treatment in a timely manner (Italy); 127.27 Expedite judicial processes so that cases stay within the statute of limitations, and improve conditions in penitentiary facilities (Netherlands); 127.28 Pursue efforts to combat overcrowding in prisons (France); 127.29 Support, through legislation, non-custodial measures as an alternative to imprisonment to reduce overcrowding in prisons (Hungary); 127.30 Undertake measures to avoid overcrowding in prisons, including, when appropriate, alternatives of social reintegration instead of imprisonment, as well as avoiding prolonged periods of pretrial detention (Mexico); 127.31 Consider increasing the use of non-custodial measures to reduce overcrowding (Norway); 127.32 Adopt a national strategy for the improvement of the situation in the prison system (Russian Federation); 127.33 Adopt comprehensive measures to address the problem of overcrowding, prevent suicides among inmates and improve health conditions in prisons (Uzbekistan); 127.34 Redouble its efforts with a focus on trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation and special focus on trafficking in children (India); 127.35 Ensure the enforcement of the legal framework for the prosecution of human traffickers and appropriate assistance for victims of trafficking in human beings (Republic of Moldova); 127.36 Find possibilities to strengthen the oversight of governmental and lawenforcement agencies in the field of trafficking in human beings (Russian Federation); 22