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A spokeswoman for the Attorney General's office said: "Improving prosecutions and support for victims in violence against women and girls cases is a priority for the CPS.

She added: "At this time of ongoing high-profile trials, political interference undermining work to improve prosecutions of sexual offences should desist".

The agency attributed the reduction to the increased use of standard antitheft devices, vehicle parts marking, increased public-awareness measures and increased and improved prosecution efforts by law enforcement.

He has already spoken with Ms Saunders about ways to improve prosecution rates in cases involving highly traumatised women, and said he would be seeking advice on whether juju reversal could unintentionally re-traumatise women.

That report found "the asbestos border control is effective" but recommended the government should "maximise targeting of high-risk goods" and "further prioritise investigation to improve prosecution of offences related to asbestos importation".

In 2010, the Office of the Attorney General also established a Criminal Investigation Unit to improve prosecution rates of human rights violations committed by Venezuela's security forces.

In March, Parliament passed a law aimed at accelerating and improving the prosecution of rape cases, but the government has not tackled deep-seated problems hampering India's police forces, which are generally poorly trained, understaffed and highly politicized.

The Vietnamese are due to report by the end of this month on their efforts to improve arrests, prosecutions and seizures.

To help improve the prosecution rate of sexual offenders, Secretary Panetta mandated a number of changes.

We have undertaken considerable steps to improve our prosecution of hate crime and we are committed to sustaining these efforts".

The conference follows up a 2013 meeting when 30 countries adopted a set of urgent conservation measures, including a call to unite against poaching and for improved criminal prosecution.