A/HRC/39/6 impunity and to ensure the application of international law and international humanitarian law principles (Spain); 120.47 Introduce alternative methods to detention to reduce prison occupancy rates and step up efforts to implement the Nelson Mandela Rules and the Bangkok Rules (Thailand); 120.48 Continue substantial efforts to consolidate the policy of peace, the entrenchment of democracy and the rule of law, an indispensable factor for the exercise and respect of human rights (Togo); 120.49 Enhance relevant investigative and victim support expertise in the judicial system to increase prosecutions in cases of conflict-related sexual violence and reduce the high impunity rate for such cases (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.50 Take further steps to investigate and duly punish human rights violators (Argentina); 120.51 Redouble efforts to investigate threats and acts of violence against human rights defenders and punish perpetrators of such acts (Argentina); 120.52 Take further measures to guarantee reparations for child victims of the conflict and ensure access to justice for victims of sexual violence, including indigenous and Afro-Colombian women, and women living in rural areas (Australia); 120.53 Improve its land restitution processes in order to provide timely justice for victims, as previously recommended (Australia); 120.54 Continue efforts to improve the rehabilitation and reintegration of landmine victims as well as to promote awareness programmes for mine risk (Myanmar); 120.55 Ensure that human rights defenders are protected while carrying out their important work and the judicial authorities conduct full and impartial criminal investigations so that perpetrators are held accountable (Austria); 120.56 Recognize and actively support the work of human rights defenders, including women human rights defenders, with specific measures to put an end to impunity for the violence committed against them and ensure the effective implementation of the existing protection mechanisms (Belgium); 120.57 Strengthen the programme on prevention and protection that includes victims of armed conflicts, human rights defenders, journalists, trade union leaders, land claimants and political leaders (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 120.58 Take further actions to improve the prevention of, and response to, threats, attacks and killings of human rights defenders and social leaders, through strengthening security, timely investigations and addressing impunity (Canada); 120.59 Take effective measures to combat the killing of human rights defenders and bring the perpetrators to justice (Congo); 120.60 Strengthen the existing mechanisms for the protection of human rights defenders, focusing on rural areas and territories where illicit economies flourish (Costa Rica); 120.61 Take the necessary measures to increase the political participation of women, in particular in legislative bodies (Costa Rica); 120.62 Step up efforts to prevent killings and attacks on human rights defenders and ensure full investigation of these crimes (Czechia); 120.63 Work with civil society to strengthen protection for members of vulnerable communities by implementing effective collective protection 14