A/HRC/36/12 133.153 Ensure a credible, independent investigation with international involvement into unlawful killings (Iceland); 133.154 Conduct an independent and impartial inquiry into all enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings so that the perpetrators of these crimes are brought to justice (Ghana); 133.155 Prosecute persons implicated in such unlawful killings, including government officials and their affiliates (Iceland); 133.156 Investigate and fairly prosecute those implicated in torture or other forms of mistreatment (Hungary); 133.157 Adopt measures to prevent, eliminate and end impunity for all forms of sexual violence, including by improving the investigation and prosecution of sexual offenders and ensuring that penalties are applied consistently (Canada); 133.158 Combat crimes committed against human rights defenders through prompt, impartial and transparent investigations (Denmark); 133.159 Investigate and prosecute those responsible for using children in pornography (Uruguay); 133.160 Guarantee the rights of children in the context of criminal accountability and create the best alternative for improving the current system of youth accountability, in compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Estonia); 133.161 Reform the judicial system to provide rehabilitation to youth offenders and implement the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (Kenya); 133.162 Implement effectively the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act as a mandate and do not pass legislation lowering the minimum age of criminal responsibility to avoid further criminalization of minor children and their illtreatment and abuse in detention facilities (Austria); 133.163 Strengthen the protection of children’s rights, including by maintaining a minimum age of 15 years for criminal liability and raising the age of sexual consent to 16 years (Canada); 133.164 Maintain the age of criminal responsibility for children as it currently stands (Belgium); 133.165 Maintain the minimum age of criminal responsibility and do not lower it (Sweden); 133.166 Reject any plans for lowering the minimum age of criminal responsibility (Czechia); 133.167 Abandon the plan to reduce the age of penal responsibility, as it will lead to prosecuting children like adults prior to giving them the means to become responsible citizens (France); 133.168 Refrain from lowering the age of criminal responsibility in line with commitments under the Convention of the Rights of the Child (Germany); 133.169 Do not lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility for children (Kenya); 133.170 Take all necessary measures to promote the enjoyment of freedom of expression, religion and civil liberties (Botswana); 133.171 Redouble efforts to protect freedom of opinion and belief and to promote media freedom and the rights of journalists (Lebanon); 133.172 Create a safer working environment for journalists (Lithuania); 19