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116.62
Take a set of effective measures to improve the situation in the
penitentiary system concerning overcrowding in the prisons and conditions of
detention of the prisoners (Russian Federation);
116.63
Ensure the full implementation of the Framework Plan for
Implementation of the Final Peace Agreement, including in the areas of
transitional justice, reintegration of former combatants and reparation of
victims (Indonesia);
116.64
Design and implement a public policy that guarantees the statistical
visibility of the Afro-Colombian population, particularly in the education,
judiciary and public service sectors (Mexico);
116.65
Strengthen the judicial system, increasing its provision of specialized
financial, technical and human resources, particularly in rural areas (Dominican
Republic);
116.66
Intensify efforts to guarantee access to justice for Indigenous Peoples
and Afro-descendant communities, and continue efforts to recognize, respect and
strengthen the Indigenous justice system (Dominican Republic);
116.67
Continue to support the independence of the truth, justice, reparation
and non-repetition commission, ensuring that the framework remains
unobstructed in its mission to promote justice and healing (Gambia);
116.68
Take effective measures to fight impunity for violations of human
rights in the ordinary justice system, inter alia by increasing the presence and
capacity of judicial police officers, prosecutors and judges in remote areas and
further strengthening specialized units to dismantle organized armed and
criminal groups and their support networks (Germany);
116.69
Support the autonomous and independent work of the Special
Jurisdiction for Peace and create the necessary conditions to ensure that the
system of restorative sanctions to be imposed contributes to restoring the rights
of victims (Kingdom of the Netherlands);
116.70
Further expand access to justice and reparations for victims of the
armed conflict, particularly women and Indigenous Peoples (Philippines);
116.71
Strengthen the judicial system, including through additional financial,
technical and specialized human resources, particularly in rural areas, and adopt
policies for improving access to justice for all (Romania);
116.72
Investigate thoroughly the facts where law enforcement officers
exceeded their powers and bring perpetrators to justice (Russian Federation);
116.73
Strengthen its judicial system through financial, technical and
specialized human resources, ensuring access to justice to all (Serbia);
116.74
Take urgent steps to ensure prompt, independent and impartial
investigations into allegations of attacks and threats against human rights
defenders and social leaders and their communities, and bring to justice all those
responsible (Switzerland);
116.75
Redouble efforts to ensure access to justice for Indigenous Peoples and
communities of African descent, and continue its efforts to recognize, respect and
strengthen the Indigenous justice system (Togo);
116.76
Redouble efforts to strengthen the institutional framework that
guarantees the right to truth, reparation and non-repetition so that those
responsible for human rights violations are duly investigated and punished, with
a view to eradicating impunity in these cases (Argentina);
116.77
Continue efforts to achieve justice for victims of the conflict through
the Special Jurisdiction for Peace’s investigation into past crimes (Australia);
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