A/HRC/24/12 129.65. Take further steps to promote and protect the rights of children and women (Afghanistan); 129.66. Continue its work in defence of the rights of women, by promoting action to empower women (Bolivia); Take further measures aiming at women’s empowerment (Romania); Continue in giving particular attention to the empowerment of women and children (State of Palestine); 129.67. Maintaining its good example of restricting the application of death penalty to the most serious crime and after ensuring the proper due process and judicial safeguards (Egypt); 129.68. Take all necessary action to tackle problems of persistence of extrajudicial executions, cases of torture and brutality as well as impunity, by ensuring particularly impartiality of investigations and prosecution of those responsible (Netherlands); 129.69. Take all possible measures to address violence against women and girls (Republic of Korea); 129.70. Ensure that all forms of violence against women and girls, including domestic violence and all forms of sexual abuse, are criminalized (Finland); 129.71. Continue efforts to prevent violence against children (Pakistan); 129.72. Treat those in custody in accordance with international human rights principles, and bring to justice perpetrators of attacks on journalists (Norway); 129.73. Respect the right of defence and the rule of impartiality of judges of national courts, with regards mainly to the trials against international war crimes (France); 129.74. Ensure the fair trials to all defendants before the Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal, being judged for crimes against humanity during the Liberation War of 1971 (Czech Republic); Take the necessary measures to ensure the independence of the International Crimes Tribunal, Bangladesh (ICT-BD), respecting the rights of all of the accused to a trial with full guarantees (Spain); 129.75. Thoroughly and impartially investigate and, if credible evidence emerges, prosecute all allegations of human rights violations, in particular enforced disappearances, custodial torture and extra-judicial killings (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 129.76. Investigate allegations of human rights violations by security force members and hold perpetrators accountable (United States of America); 129.77. Ensure the effective investigation and sanctioning of attacks against journalists and take measure to create a safe and enabling working environment for journalists (Austria); 129.78. Continue strengthening its efforts and measures to consolidate the State of Law and the effective performance of administration of justice (Viet Nam); 129.79. Undertake further steps to effectively investigate alleged human rights violations by Law Enforcing Agencies and bring to justice police or other security personnel who were allegedly engaged in acts of brutality and torture (Cyprus); 18