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24.69
Guarantee financial and technical resources for the National Search
Plan, with the objective of clarifying the circumstances of the disappearance and
death of victims during the military dictatorship, in accordance with
international standards (Greece);
24.70
Create a separate criminal offence for enforced disappearance
(France);
24.71
Ensure that the recent legislative changes made in the name of internal
security are proportionate (Finland);
24.72
Step up efforts to give legal status to the rules on the use of force for
police officers (Honduras);
24.73
Effectively combat all forms of racial profiling (Congo);
24.74
Review the laws relating to the fight against organized crime in line
with Chile’s human rights obligations (Czechia);
24.75
Take measures to allocate adequate resources and experts for the
implementation of the national truth and justice plan (Sri Lanka);
24.76
Ensure that laws, protocols and trainings regulating the use of force by
police are in accordance with Chile’s international human rights obligations
(Slovakia);
24.77
Work to ensure that the detention of children is used as a last resort
and for the shortest possible period of time and that non-custodial sanctions are
used for children (Jordan);
24.78
Step up its efforts to reform its counter-terrorism legislation with a
view to introducing a more clear definition of offences and guaranteeing the right
of everyone to a fair trial (Republic of Korea);
24.79
Bring Chile’s anti-terrorism law, No. 18.314, into line with
international standards in order to prevent the unjustified criminalization of
Indigenous People (Russian Federation);
24.80
Review the Anti-Terrorism Act in relation to international human
rights standards and its impact on affected persons of Mapuche origin (South
Africa);
24.81
Ensure justice for victims of crimes committed under the dictatorship
is promptly delivered, including by implementing and adequately resourcing the
National Search Plan (Ireland);
24.82
Fulfil transitional justice obligations related to the dictatorship by
lifting the classification of the Valech Report and by ensuring that the National
Search Plan is given sufficient financial and technical resources (Belgium);
24.83
Continue the work of bringing to justice human rights violations
perpetrated during the dictatorship and strengthen efforts to combat impunity
(France);
24.84
Enhance its legal system and strengthen judicial safeguards for the
promotion and protection of the human rights of all (Nigeria);
24.85
Establish a unified register of victims of the dictatorship and repeal
Amnesty Decree-Law No. 2191, which seriously hampers efforts to restore
historical memory (Russian Federation);
24.86
Take urgent measures to guarantee justice and adequate reparation to
the victims who suffered serious human rights violations during the dictatorship,
since 1973, in addition to the victims of the massive popular demonstrations of
2019–2020 (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
24.87
Accelerate investigations into past human rights violations and ensure
that law enforcement respects international human rights law (Canada);
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