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120.30
Strengthen efforts to protect activists and investigate alleged human
rights violations and abuses, including by implementing guidelines set out in the
Attorney General’s directive 002/2017 (Australia);
120.31
Ensure effective justice for all survivors of sexual violence in armed
conflict, committed by legal and illegal armed actors (Croatia);
120.32
Review and strengthen mechanisms for effective information sharing
to ensure judicial investigations of killings, threats and intimidation faced by
individuals in the peace process (Denmark);
120.33
Promptly hold accountable those responsible for attacks on human
rights defenders and members of vulnerable groups (United States of America);
120.34
Intensify efforts to investigate and prosecute all those responsible for
extrajudicial killings, including commanders (United States of America);
120.35
Continue the internal institutional processes in the light of the
democratic process, transitional justice and respect for human rights (El
Salvador);
120.36
Guarantee continuity in the application of the Victims and Land
Restitution Act, as well as the measures of comprehensive reparation for the
victims of the internal armed conflict (El Salvador);
120.37
Ensure that judicial authorities conduct, in accordance with
international law standards, full, prompt and impartial criminal investigations
and prosecutions of crimes under international law and human rights abuses
against human rights defenders (Finland);
120.38
Combat impunity for the crimes committed during the conflict by
guaranteeing the independence of the judiciary (France);
120.39
Improve the effectiveness of the procedures for the restitution of
lands despoiled during the conflict by increasing the resources of the competent
institutions (France);
120.40
Take effective measures to fight the widespread impunity and
especially investigate and prosecute human rights violations and infractions of
international humanitarian law by, inter alia, increasing the number of judicial
police officers, prosecutors and judges dealing with such crimes (Germany);
120.41
Ensure that all perpetrators of attacks and threats against human
rights defenders are brought to justice (Montenegro);
120.42
Continue to guarantee sufficient funding for the Special Jurisdiction
for Peace, the Commission on Truth, Coexistence and Non-repetition and the
Special Unit for the Search for Persons deemed as missing in the context of and
due to the armed conflict, for the duration of their mandates, and guarantee the
conditions that enable them to operate independently (Netherlands);
120.43
Implement the Transitional Justice System, the Commission on
Truth, Coexistence and Non-repetition and the Special Unit for the Search for
Persons deemed as missing in the context of and due to the armed conflict, as
agreed in the peace agreement (Norway);
120.44
Ensure access to justice for victims of the armed conflict, particularly
women and indigenous people, and guarantee their right to truth and
comprehensive reparation (Philippines);
120.45
Increase efforts to implement the provisions on transitional justice in
the peace agreement with the People’s Alternative Revolutionary Force,
especially on the establishment of a functional special court for peace (Republic
of Korea);
120.46
Continue to make progress in ensuring that human rights violations
are investigated, judged and punished by using criminal procedures to avoid
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