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115.49
Consider repealing legal provisions that limit the access to justice of
persons with disabilities (Brazil);
115.50
Ensure more effective access to justice for vulnerable groups,
particularly victims of gender-based violence (Montenegro);
115.51
Allocate sufficient resources to strengthen the capacity of the justice
system to respond to victims of violence against women and girls to ensure
effective investigations and combat the high level of impunity in this field, in
line with Goal 5 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Netherlands);
115.52
Strengthen its efforts to end impunity for violence against women, in
particular, by ensuring the independence and impartiality of its judiciary
system (Republic of Korea);
115.53
Continue its ongoing measures to combat corruption (Myanmar);
115.54
Continue to adopt anti-corruption plans, such as the National Plan to
Combat Corruption 2017–2022 (Syrian Arab Republic);
115.55
Promote the adequate allocation of human and material resources for
the independent exercise of the constitutional functions of the three powers of
the State, including actions to prevent corruption, while also ensuring the
independence of the media (Brazil);
115.56
Provide all necessary support to the Truth Commission, including
access to the archives of the armed forces and law enforcement agencies
(Slovakia);
115.57
Make greater efforts to allocate sufficient resources to the Truth
Commission, guaranteeing the independent investigation of human rights
violations that occurred during the dictatorship, using a human rights-based
approach that keeps the victims at the centre (Uruguay);
115.58
Continue enhancing measures aimed at investigating human rights
violations perpetrated between 1964 and 1982, and establish full compensation
for the victims (Argentina);
115.59
Strengthen the Truth Commission to enable it to deliver prompt
results (Austria);
115.60
Guarantee the political rights in the country by proceeding to a
second round in the presidential elections (United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland);
115.61
Commit to respect the findings of the international audits of the 20
October election and their determinations of whether it was genuinely free and
fair, transparently investigate allegations of election irregularities and refrain
from declaring a winner until these measures have been fulfilled (United States
of America);
115.62
Take appropriate measures so that the will of the people is expressed
in a free, fair and transparent electoral process (Canada);
115.63
Immediately implement reforms to strengthen electoral procedures,
increase transparency and ensure the independence of electoral authorities, in
order to restore faith in the country’s elections. The Plurinational State of
Bolivia should consult closely with civil society groups, the Organization of
American States and the international community on these reforms (United
States of America);
115.64
Fully address serious concerns regarding vote counting in the recent
presidential elections and – with respect to the preliminary report of the
election observation mission of the Organization of American States – to
establish strict rules for election campaigns, campaign finance and vote
counting (Czechia);
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