A/HRC/23/9 126.126 Create a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in order to address the root causes of politically motivated violence (United States of America); 126.127 Adopt a law on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission which is in line with international human rights norms and which establishes the impossibility of applying an amnesty for serious human rights violations and international crimes (Uruguay); 126.128 Establish a special court with an independent prosecutor once the Truth Reconciliation Commission has ended its mandate (Uruguay); 126.129 Extend standing invitations to the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers and the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, to adopt necessary measures aimed at establishing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Uruguay); 126.130 Finalize, as soon as possible, the establishment of a Truth Reconciliation Commission faithful to the spirit of the Arusha Agreements and representative of the recommendations made during the public consultations in 2010 (Canada); 126.131 Secure the protection of witnesses to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, also those who have testimonies which may be directed at people with power (Norway); 126.132 Establish protection measures for victims and witnesses of these crimes (Belgium); 126.133 Preserve the natural institution of the family (Holy See); 126.134 Take the necessary measures to ensure that all the persons born in Burundi obtain a birth certificate regardless the status of their parents (Mexico); 126.135 Strengthen efforts to ensure increased free birth registration for children, both in urban and rural areas (Namibia); 126.136 Ensure access of all children to free birth registration (Turkey); 126.137 Guarantee fully the right to freedoms of assembly, association and expression, in conformity with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (France); 126.138 Ensure the protection of freedom of opinion, and ensure that the press has margin for manoeuvre, as does civil society (Germany); 126.139 Protect, in law and in practice, the victims and witnesses of attacks and infringements of human rights and freedoms (France); 126.140 Take the necessary measures to ensure the protection of human rights defenders that are at risk (France); 126.141 Broaden the initiatives in favour of the independence of the State power, the freedom of expression and association (Holy See); 126.142 Take the necessary steps to ensure that its legal system and policies are in full compliance with its international obligations in respect of freedom of expression and that journalists and human rights defenders are guaranteed the freedom to carry out their work independently and without fear of prosecution or intimidation (Ireland); 22 GE.13-12565