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Rights and develop a national action plan on business and human rights
(Thailand);
104.43
Ensure that law enforcement is carried out exclusively by civilian
police forces (Norway);
104.44
Conduct prompt investigations into all allegations of human rights
violations and abuses committed by the security forces, including acts of torture
and extrajudicial executions, in order to ensure redress for victims and hold
perpetrators fully accountable (Italy);
104.45
Continue programmes aimed at raising awareness about
international standards on human rights protection and promotion, in particular
among law enforcement institutions (Algeria);
104.46
Adopt legislation regulating the use of force and make progress in
the adoption of protocols regulating the conduct of law enforcement officers in
accordance with international standards (Mexico);
104.47
Strengthen the national police force to address nationwide security
in a more efficient and effective way, with due regard to human rights, abstain
from creating new law enforcement bureaucracies to tackle the problem and
confine the armed forces to their traditional role (Turkey);
104.48
Adopt and implement the proposed use-of-force legislation to guide
security forces’ interactions with civilians and develop operational law capacity
and training to facilitate advice to commanders on human rights issues (United
States of America);
104.49
Continue to take all necessary political, economic, social and cultural
measures to improve public security and the quality of life of the country’s
citizens (Haiti);
104.50
Harmonize national legislation and laws with international
standards to combat impunity in cases of torture, ill-treatment and inhuman and
degrading treatment, and improve detention conditions (Egypt);
104.51
Investigate, prosecute and punish those responsible of serious crimes
committed in the mass demonstrations after the 2017 elections and the health
and education reforms, including killings, arbitrary detentions and cases of
torture (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
104.52
Take more effective measures to combat violence, especially against
journalists (Islamic Republic of Iran);
104.53
Take action to ensure a decrease in organized crime, including by
cartels and gangs (Poland);
104.54
Continue its efforts to prevent and combat crimes and tackle
impunity with a view to ensuring its citizens’ right to life and security (Republic
of Korea);
104.55
Take appropriate measures to improve the situation of its
penitentiary system, including by addressing the issue of overcrowding and
violence in prisons and juvenile detention centres (Republic of Korea); Intensify
efforts to improve detention conditions for inmates and to reform the
penitentiary system in general (Russian Federation); Take effective measures to
bring conditions of detention in line with international standards, in particular
by reducing overcrowding and inter-prisoner violence (Germany);
104.56
Avoid the indiscriminate use of preventive detention, eradicate the
severe prison overcrowding and improve precarious prison conditions
(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
104.57
Adopt legislation to regulate private security companies (Islamic
Republic of Iran);
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