A/HRC/50/9 141.18 Develop a far-reaching reform of the judicial system and effectively guarantee the independence of the judiciary (Ukraine); 141.19 Respect and guarantee the separation of powers to ensure judicial independence and impartial decision-making and also respect and guarantee independent and transparent processes for the appointment, dismissal and extension of tenure for judges (United States of America); 141.20 Ensure that the Zimbabwean courts are impartial, allowing those appearing before them to have their constitutional rights to a fair trial and legal counsel of their choosing respected (Belgium); 141.21 Fully implement the recommendations from local, regional and international independent observer missions to the 2018 elections in order to promote peaceful, free, fair and credible elections in 2023 (Netherlands); 141.22 Take swift actions to end impunity for human rights violations, including by following up on the recommendations made by the Motlanthe commission on the issue of individual responsibility (Sweden); 141.23 Take concrete measures to facilitate the search for an inclusive process that ensures justice, truth, guarantees of non-repetition and reconciliation for the whole population (Switzerland); 141.24 Fully implement the recommendations in the 2018 election observers’ reports (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 141.25 Ensure that allegations of human rights abuses are promptly and transparently investigated and that perpetrators are held to account (Australia); 141.26 Investigate cases of the disproportionate use of violence by the police and hold perpetrators to account (Cyprus); 141.27 End impunity for human rights violations and follow up the recommendations made by the Motlanthe commission on the issue of individual responsibility (Germany); 141.28 Establish an independent complaints system – as provided for in the Constitution – to receive and investigate public complaints against the security services (Marshall Islands); 141.29 Establish an independent complaints mechanism to investigate and hold accountable members of the security forces who allegedly engaged in violations and abuses (United States of America); 141.30 Guarantee an environment conducive to respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, in particular by adopting legislation to protect human rights defenders and by fighting against impunity for perpetrators of human rights violations (France); 141.31 Respect the right to freedom of expression and assembly and cease the arbitrary arrest and prosecution of journalists, human rights defenders, trade unionists, student activists, opposition candidates and others (Norway); 141.32 Amend the Freedom of Information Act and the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act to remove any provision that unduly restrict freedoms (Belgium); 141.33 Align the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act with the Constitution and international human rights treaties, upholding the rights to freedom of expression and of assembly and association for civil society, human rights defenders, journalists and religious communities (Brazil); 141.34 Amend the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act to allow for the full enjoyment of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly (Ireland); 141.35 Amend the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act of 2019 in consultation with civil society, recognize the legitimacy of peaceful spontaneous assemblies and demonstrations and develop law enforcement protocols on the 23