A/HRC/57/5 109.24 Resume cooperation with the International Criminal Court on the basis of the 2018 law for cooperating with the International Criminal Court (Croatia); 109.25 Effectively implement Security Council resolution 1325 on women and peace and security (Lithuania); 109.26 Reverse fully decrees implemented by the Taliban that infringe on the human rights of Afghans, including restrictions on women’s and girls’ rights to education, employment, legal remedies, health and freedom of movement and restrictions targeted at the LGBTQI+ community and ethnic and religious minorities (Ireland); 109.27 Rescind discriminatory edicts and decrees issued since August 2021 by the Taliban which curtail the fundamental rights and freedoms of women and girls and people of ethnic, religious and other minority groups (New Zealand); 109.28 Take steps to facilitate the establishment of an inclusive and representative Government, including for all ethnic, religious and gender minorities, ensuring the full, equal and meaningful participation of women and youth in decision-making (Ukraine); 109.29 Ensure that any review of legislation is consistent with its obligations under international human rights law (Colombia); 109.30 Take immediate steps to ensure the institutional protection of human rights and full compliance with its obligations under international human rights law (Denmark); 109.31 Work to ensure that national laws comply with international human rights obligations, promote accountability and combat impunity (Egypt); 109.32 Ensure accountability for human rights violations, including by ensuring that all forms of gender-based violence are criminalized (Finland); 109.33 Continue to work on improving national legislation with regard to respect for human rights and freedoms (Russian Federation); 109.34 Establish a clear institutional and regulatory framework, including transparent judicial procedures, with equal rights and access for both men and women (Italy); 109.35 Reinstate a credible and independent national human rights complaint mechanism that is compatible with the Paris Principles (Republic of Korea); 109.36 Reinstate a credible and independent national human rights institution (Liechtenstein); 109.37 Reinstate the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (Burundi); 109.38 Reinstate a credible and independent national human rights complaint mechanism, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Holy See); 109.39 Immediately re-establish the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission and allow it to operate independently and safely (Luxembourg); 109.40 Re-establish the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission in order to continue promoting gender equality and the protection of women and girls from violence and discrimination (Dominican Republic); 109.41 Reactivate the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission and respect the rights of Afghan citizens, especially women and girls (Yemen); 109.42 Strengthen the national human rights institution to bring it into line with the Paris Principles (Morocco); 109.43 Re-establish the Afghanistan Independent Human Commission, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Chile); 12 Rights GE.24-09690