A/HRC/22/53/Add.1 (e) Consider providing bilateral direct funding for civil society organizations assisting victims and their family members, and the establishment of specialized services within the national health system. The United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture is invited to consider requests for assistance by non-governmental organizations that work to ensure that persons who have been tortured have access to medical care and legal redress; (f) Reform the policy and practices of execution of sentences to take into account rehabilitating and reintegrating offenders; in particular, abolish restrictive prison rules and regimes for persons serving long prison terms, and afford them reasonable contact with the outside world. 103. The Special Rapporteur requests the international community to support Tajikistan in its efforts to implement the above-mentioned recommendations, in particular to reform its legal system, to establish a preventive framework against torture and ill-treatment and an effective national preventive mechanism, and to provide appropriate training for police and prison personnel. 21