A/HRC/27/7 127.37 Further consolidate its efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Malaysia); 127.38 Continue to increase community awareness of domestic violence and give particular attention to the needs of families caring for older persons (Australia); 127.39 Pay special attention to the situation of domestic violence and its evolution, particularly because of the possible impact of the economic difficulties on families (Costa Rica); 127.40 Intensify efforts to make its justice system more efficient (Norway); 127.41 Improve the national legislation so as to speed up the judicial process (Russian Federation); 127.42 Incorporate the United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders (the Bangkok Rules) into its programme on adequate treatment for women detainees, especially young pregnant women (Thailand); 127.43 Continue with actions aimed at safeguarding due process in all judicial instances (Ecuador); 127.44 Call upon the competent authorities to ensure the right of access to a lawyer by detained persons (Hungary); 127.45 Ensure that human rights violations by police and prison officials, particularly cases of torture and other ill-treatment, are investigated and do not go unpunished (Costa Rica); 127.46 Pursue efforts to prevent abuses committed by law enforcement forces and to improve prison conditions (Côte d’Ivoire); 127.47 Provide, in accordance with its obligations under international human rights law, the widest possible protection and support for the family, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 127.48 Foster and safeguard the family, based upon the stable relationship between a man and a woman, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Holy See); 127.49 Take all necessary measures to guarantee the protection of the family, and lay down an efficient system for families in order to guarantee the enhancement of social cohesion and prevent family disintegration and social fracturing (Mauritania); 127.50 Support and protect the family as a fundamental and natural unit of society (Uzbekistan); 127.51 Take measures in order to allow the adoption of children by same-sex couples (Brazil); 127.52 Decriminalize defamation and place it under the Civil Code in accordance with international standards (Ireland); 127.53 Strengthen measures to assist families most in need in the context of the economic and financial crisis (Angola); 127.54 Further promote employment (China); 23