A/HRC/40/8 132.92 Put in place effective mechanisms against impunity that allow progress in the investigation of human rights violations to avoid impunity for the perpetrators and ensure the application of international human rights law (Spain); 132.93 Establish an independent Attorney General’s Office for conducting impartial investigations and to ensure perpetrators are brought to justice (Australia); 132.94 Ensure due implementation of the reform of the criminal justice system in all Mexican states (Ukraine); 132.95 Intensify efforts to combat corruption and organized crime, including human trafficking and drug trafficking (Belarus); 132.96 Reinforce efforts to fight against corruption, including by fully implementing the National Anti-corruption System (Estonia); 132.97 Combat impunity by strengthening the independence professionalism of the staff of the criminal justice system (France); and 132.98 Enter into structured cooperation with the international community on the rule of law with the aim of enhancing Mexican institutions’ capabilities and determination to conduct prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigations, to ensure fair trials and to attain convictions based on international standards (Germany); 132.99 Continue its efforts to enhance the rule of law and adopt measures to guarantee effective protection of citizens, especially journalists and human rights defenders, by ensuring prompt and effective investigations of threats, attacks and killings (Italy); 132.100 Continue efforts in the implementation of judicial reform, including on the independence of prosecutors and the prohibition of torture, and ensure accountability (New Zealand); 132.101 Continue with its efforts to fight corruption and impunity, as well as human trafficking (Nigeria); 132.102 Take further steps to tackle impunity by guaranteeing the independence and impartiality of the judiciary, thereby ensuring that judges are free from any interference, pressure or undue influence in the exercise of their functions (Norway); 132.103 Ensure the impartiality and independence of the judiciary so that it operates free of interference or pressure in the exercise of its functions (Pakistan); 132.104 Strengthen the independence and effectiveness of the judiciary in order to concretize the right to truth and access to justice (Peru); 132.105 Take the necessary measures to effectively combat impunity for attacks against religious leaders, journalists or members of religious minorities (Poland); 132.106 Guarantee in law and in practice the independence of justice and, in particular, that judges can exercise their functions free from any interference, pressure and abusive influence (Switzerland); 132.107 Ensure the restitution and reparation due to victims of violence (Holy See); 132.108 Address impunity, especially related to corruption, by strengthening the agility of the new adversarial criminal justice system. This includes followup on its intention to establish an independent National Prosecutor’s Office (Netherlands); 15