A/HRC/57/9 132.49 Guarantee victims of human rights violations access to effective and prompt remedies (Burkina Faso); 132.50 Facilitate access to effective judicial remedies for victims of human rights violations in the context of the conflict and guarantee them comprehensive reparation (Colombia); 132.51 Support the work of the National Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations of human rights violations, and ensure that the Commission works independently and impartially (Jordan); 132.52 Resume negotiations to reach a comprehensive and sustainable agreement that ends the conflict, promotes accountability and ensures reparation for victims (Mexico); 132.53 Continue dialogue efforts to end the conflict and create the conditions necessary for a political solution and the restoration of security and stability in Yemen (Morocco); 132.54 Ensure that victims are involved in the peace process, acknowledge the importance of their testimonies and effectively address their right to justice (Kingdom of the Netherlands); 132.55 Implement and strengthen comprehensive legal reforms to improve access to justice for all citizens and ensure the fairness and efficiency of the legal system (Nigeria); 132.56 Guarantee freedom of expression (Italy); 132.57 Ensure full protection and realization of the right to freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly and association, in accordance with international human rights standards (Czechia); 132.58 Ensure that civil society organizations can carry out their work in a free and safe environment by, among others, promoting policies and laws that uphold freedom of expression and association, eliminating unnecessary restrictions (Mexico); 132.59 Safeguard the ability of civil society to conduct its work freely, including by ending unnecessary restrictions and requirements (Kingdom of the Netherlands); 132.60 Continue positive interaction with civil rights organizations, especially those working on human rights, and with international human rights mechanisms (Lebanon); 132.61 Criminalize child marriage and all forms of female genital mutilation, without exception, and prosecute those who fail to comply with the relevant legislation (Togo); 132.62 Raise the minimum age for marriage to 18 to comply with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Australia); 132.63 Establish a minimum age of 18 for marriage and take effective action to combat gender-based violence and discrimination (Italy); 132.64 Take measures to eradicate female genital mutilation and early or forced marriage (Burkina Faso); 132.65 Continue strengthening the national plan of action against trafficking in persons (Nepal); 132.66 Provide education and training curricula to enhance working skills and employability, particularly for young people, women and persons with disabilities (Kyrgyzstan); 132.67 GE.24-09703 Continue efforts to address the gender wage gap (Nepal); 13