A/HRC/48/11 132.93 Accelerate measures to ensure accountability for human rights violations by the police, and provide adequate human rights training to all security forces, especially in the area of addressing sexual violence (Greece); 132.94 Continue efforts to reform the justice institutions, in particular through the strengthening of law enforcement and judiciary officials (Indonesia); 132.95 Increase efforts to implement the 2019 National Reconciliation Framework (Lebanon); 132.96 Continue efforts to combat piracy (Lebanon); 132.97 Build the capacity of judicial institutions to ensure the rule of law in order to ensure the protection of human rights (Mauritania); 132.98 Speed up the enactment of the anti-piracy and kidnapping law (Oman); 132.99 Step up efforts to improve the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 132.100 Pay special attention to the training of officers of law enforcement agencies, judges and lawyers (Russian Federation); 132.101 Continue the efforts aimed at adopting the national law against piracy and kidnapping (Saudi Arabia); 132.102 Further promote access to justice through the implementation of the National Legal Aid Policy and practical initiatives such as mobile courts (Sri Lanka); 132.103 Empower the institutional capacity of the judiciary (Turkey); 132.104 Continue capacity-building efforts for training of security forces with the aim of providing a broad perspective on human rights norms (Turkey); 132.105 Strengthen enforcement of the legal right to a fair and public trial by strengthening protections for an independent judiciary and ending the use of corrupt military court systems for accused civilians (United States of America); 132.106 Enhance reform of the judiciary and law enforcement system to address challenges in areas such as the protection of journalists, freedom of the press and other fundamental freedoms (Armenia); 132.107 Intensify efforts to combat impunity by conducting independent and transparent investigations, and by prosecuting alleged perpetrators, regardless of their affiliation (Belgium); 132.108 Investigate the reports of alleged unlawful killings and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Botswana); 132.109 Provide adequate rehabilitation and compensation to victims of unlawful killings and their families (Botswana); 132.110 Take steps to develop a verified, comprehensive and publicly accessible record of all casualties of armed conflict, in collaboration with civil society, OHCHR and the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (Croatia); 132.111 Scale up efforts at national reconciliation, the fight against terrorism, poverty reduction, and the protection of the rights of persons in vulnerable situations (Nigeria); 132.112 Conduct independent and transparent investigations into alleged cases of civilian casualties in air strikes, in particular by armed drones, and establish the necessary structures for victims to report such violations and obtain reparations (Panama); 15