A/HRC/10/82 Page 27 31. Ensure that all legislation and programmes in support of the Justice and Peace process comply with international standards (Canada); find a formula to solve the gaps in the Justice and Peace Law and allow for a legal response to the situation of legal limbo that many thousands of ex-members of AUC find themselves in while awaiting trial (Spain); guarantee the efficient implementation of the Justice and Peace Law, taking into account the clarifications given by the Constitutional Court (Belgium); that former paramilitary commanders continue to be heard within the framework of the application of the Justice and Peace Law (Switzerland); continue to strengthen the victim and witness protection programme under the Justice and Peace Law and allocate sufficient resources (Turkey); 32. Step up efforts to dismantle the new armed groups that have emerged since the demobilization of the paramilitaries (Switzerland); implement effective means of dismantling all forms of illegal armed groups that have emerged since the demobilization process began (Australia); further reinforce efforts to immediately disband and disarm all paramilitary groups, including those that regrouped under different guises, and hold them accountable for their actions (Canada); 33. That the judiciary continue its investigations into alleged links between State agents and paramilitaries (Switzerland); continue its efforts to break the linkages between elements of the armed forces, State security forces and illegal paramilitary groups (Malaysia); continue its investigations into public servants and political leaders who have links with paramilitary groups (Australia); 34. Take measures to prevent those involved in law enforcement, politics, the Government and civilians in general from being involved in illicit activities with illegal armed combatants (Chile); 35. Take stronger measures to address the problem of organized crimes and drug trafficking, in particular, to focus on the link between drug trafficking and trafficking in women and girls (Malaysia); 36. Take measures to ameliorate the effects of the displacement of civilians as a consequence of armed fighting, ensuring their return when zones have been pacified and adopting immediate measures for the restitution of lands and/or adequate compensation of those who have lost their lands (Chile); 37. Increase efforts to address the serious problem of the situation of internally displaced persons, which causes much suffering to the individuals, families and communities affected (United Kingdom); 38. Increase social and economic initiatives to reinforce the full enjoyment of human rights by internally displaced persons, in particular minorities, such as indigenous peoples and Afro-descendents (Brazil); 39. Increase efforts to end impunity of those responsible for forced displacement, and intensify security measures for the communities of internally displaced persons, in particular by protecting their property rights (Austria); prosecute the perpetrators of forced displacement independently of other possible crimes and human rights