A/HRC/27/5 134.108 Create a strong, independent judiciary by training more judges, prosecutors and court clerks and establishing mixed chambers (United States of America); 134.109 Seek assistance to increase the number and scope of its magistrate courts to address the many legal problems it faces (Sierra Leone); 134.110 Concentrate efforts to establish an independent, efficient, responsible and properly resourced judicial system (Chile); 134.111 Pursue judicial reform to improve access to justice by promoting a better geographical coverage and upgrading the prison administration (Morocco); 134.112 Take the necessary measures to ensure the independence of the judiciary and create specialized mixed chambers in support of judgements of crimes under international law (Switzerland); 134.113 Continue activities aimed at strengthening the judiciary and promoting access to justice, including through expanding the provision of free legal aid to victims of sexual violence, training members of the judiciary to fight against sexual violence and promoting awareness against the stigmatization of victims (Brazil); 134.114 Take measures to complete the reforms in the judicial system and in the defence and security sectors (Djibouti); 134.115 Give priority attention to addressing the challenges faced by the national judicial system, including implementing the zero tolerance policy for perpetrators of violations of international human rights and humanitarian laws in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Ghana); 134.116 Provide gender-sensitive human rights education to all police and military, and try all perpetrators of sexual and gender-based violence, regardless of rank (Australia); 134.117 Continue strengthening the judicial system in order to put a real end to impunity for human rights violations (Republic of Korea); 134.118 Pursue its efforts to improve its justice system and its commitment to fight against impunity (Timor-Leste); 134.119 Hold accountable security forces who commit human rights violations, including those involving child soldier recruitment and sexual violence (United States of America); 134.120 Continue the efforts to attain the respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of the entire population, and adopt all necessary measures to guarantee the fight against impunity of perpetrators of crimes, acts of violence and all human rights violations (Argentina); 134.121 Investigate, prosecute and punish all cases of summary and extrajudicial executions, and provide adequate compensation to victims (Chile); 134.122 Take necessary measures to ensure that individuals suspected of committing crimes under international law and other serious human rights violations are thoroughly investigated and brought to justice (Botswana); 134.123 Ensure that civilian officials or military personnel implicated in providing support to foreign or Congolese armed groups responsible for crimes GE.14-07547 21