A/HRC/49/15 88.82 Consider criminalizing torture and formally prohibiting the introduction of evidence obtained under torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (Brazil); 88.83 Implement alternatives to prison sentences and/or pretrial detention, and take measures to increase judicial capacity and improve material conditions for detainees, including those with disabilities (Portugal); 88.84 Eliminate overcrowding in Her Majesty’s Prison and increase resources aimed at improving the overall living conditions of inmates (Canada); 88.85 Step up activities to address the problem of extreme overcrowding in the country’s prison facility (Ukraine); 88.86 Improve the conditions of detention facilities, including hygiene and sanitation (Italy); 88.87 Commission a State report into prison conditions in order to ascertain the quality of the detention facilities and as a means to measure future improvements (Ireland); 88.88 Ensure that places of detention comply with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) (Germany); 88.89 Take additional measures to improve the conditions of detention of prisoners (France); 88.90 Bring its prisons into line with the Nelson Mandela Rules (Denmark); 88.91 Implement the Government’s proposal for fighting corruption domestically and in the Caribbean and address recommendations received through the Mechanism for Follow-up on the Implementation of the InterAmerican Convention against Corruption peer review process (United States of America); 88.92 Strengthen measures to assist victims of human trafficking, taking into account the needs of particularly vulnerable groups such as women domestic workers (Indonesia); 88.93 Strengthen the local Trafficking in Persons Prevention Committee in order to completely halt any form of human trafficking (Marshall Islands); 88.94 Continue to allocate sufficient resources to programmes on combating trafficking in persons, and provide adequate services to victims to support their reintegration and rehabilitation (Philippines); 88.95 Intensify efforts to prevent trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls (Senegal); 88.96 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons and to prevent all forms of slavery (Tunisia); 88.97 Implement legislation to address modern slavery and human trafficking, and expedite current cases by providing adequate resources and training for officials to effectively investigate and prosecute cases and protect victims (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 88.98 Amend the Marriage Act to remove exceptions that allow marriage for those under the age of 18 years (Mauritius); 88.99 Sustain efforts to alleviate poverty and strengthen the social protection system (Pakistan); 88.100 Deepen efforts to allocate more resources to social protection (Barbados); 15