29. E  nsure that judges are trained on how to interpret forensic medical opinions; 30. Engage with medical associations on anti-torture actions; 31. Encourage and support a national network of non-governmental medico-legal experts to conduct clinical evaluations of alleged torture, review the quality and accuracy of state evaluations, and participate in policy reform, capacity building and public education activities; and 32. Work with national preventive mechanisms to monitor access to regular medical examinations in detention and access to independent forensic examinations. 87