A/HRC/40/8 132.76 Consolidate efforts in promptly and impartially investigating all instances of gender-based violence and enforced disappearance of women and girls (Lithuania); 132.77 Continue with the efforts aimed at investigating and sanctioning cases of enforced disappearance (Argentina); 132.78 Continue to strengthen measures to prevent, investigate and prosecute aggressions and other forms of abuse against journalists and human rights defenders, especially against women human rights defenders (Argentina); 132.79 Adequately investigate killings and disappearances of journalists and effectively implement the federal mechanism for the protection of human rights defenders and journalists (New Zealand); 132.80 Investigate allegations of violations of the rights of migrants and refugees, including refoulement (Pakistan); 132.81 Ensure that allegations of extrajudicial killing and enforced disappearance will be effectively investigated and prosecuted (Poland); 132.82 Ensure that intimidation or harassment, including against journalists and human rights defenders, are investigated promptly, impartially and exhaustively, guaranteeing that perpetrators are held accountable and victims are granted effective remedies (Sweden); 132.83 Create the national DNA database and stand up mechanisms such as commissions and special prosecutors required by the 2017 laws on enforced disappearance and torture, in coordination with victims’ families, and with full funding and political support (United States of America); 132.84 Establish the politically independent career prosecutor’s office envisioned in the 2014 constitutional reform (United States of America); 132.85 Take all necessary actions and steps to create an autonomous and fully independent federal Attorney General’s Office and ensure its effective functioning in order to promptly, impartially and thoroughly investigate all allegations of crime (Austria); 132.86 Increase efforts to tackle impunity and corruption nationwide through the establishment of an advisory council to strengthen investigations and increase accountability for serious crimes and grave human rights violations, including those committed by public officials (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.87 Create an autonomous, accountable and fully independent National Prosecutor’s Office with the technical capacity to ensure transparent investigations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.88 Adopt the necessary regulation to have an Attorney-General of the Republic which is independent from the Executive (Costa Rica); 132.89 Establish an effective and independent mechanism to combat impunity, with a mandate to investigate atrocity crimes, human rights violations and related acts of corruption (Denmark); 132.90 Strengthen the mechanisms of accountability and reparation for victims of human rights violations and their families (Ecuador); 132.91 Implement concrete mechanisms to tackle impunity, including the installation of the institutions of the National Anti-corruption System, and ensure that investigations into reported crimes are conducted promptly and on an independent and impartial basis, ensuring that those who commit crimes (particularly violent crimes) are brought to justice and that victims are granted effective remedies (Ireland); 14