A/HRC/16/52/Add.4 (ff) To provide daily outdoor exercise for at least one hour. Convicted prisoners should be provided with opportunities for work, education, recreation and rehabilitation; Impunity (gg) To establish accessible and effective complaints mechanisms in all places of detention. At a minimum, there should be a mechanism to allow for complaints of torture and ill-treatment, to be promptly and thoroughly investigated by an independent authority and those responsible held accountable including by disciplinary and penal measures as appropriate. Furthermore, complainants must be protected from reprisals; (hh) To establish an accessible system for applicants to file for reparations, in accordance with Law 2311/2009, which provides compensation to victims of intentional violent crimes; (ii) To promptly execute judgments rendered by the European Court of Human Rights in regard to violations committed by police officers; Juveniles (jj) That detention for unaccompanied minors should be a last-resort measure. In order to ensure adequate protection to juveniles, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Interior should cooperate closely to ensure that they are placed in separate reception centres; (kk) That it create more places in reception centres so that all unaccompanied minors, including girls, can be hosted; Women (ll) To amend article 137A of the Penal Code on torture (the Special Rapporteur concurs with this Committee Against Torture recommendation) so as to explicitly include rape and other forms of sexual violence as a form of torture rather than the phrase “a serious breach of sexual dignity” as found in the existing legislation; 2. To the European Union and its member States (a) To fundamentally rethink the EU asylum and migration policy and replace or renegotiate the Dublin II Regulation in view of securing a fairer system of burden sharing which also takes into account legitimate concerns of refugees and irregular migrants; (b) to welcome the steps taken by some EU States to halt all returns to Greece under the Dublin II Regulation and urge other States to immediately suspend all returns under the Dublin II Regulation and to proceed with the refugee determination procedure; (c) To provide Greece with substantial financial support and investment to respond to the disproportionate influx of irregular migrants and refugees in order to guarantee their reception under adequate and human conditions in line with international standards; (d) To provide funding to the financial program of the European Refugee Fund to create a pool of interpreters and psychologists to help reduce the mental 23