A/HRC/37/16 account the opinion of the Venice Commission on the establishment of a high anti-corruption court (Netherlands); 116.117 Increase efforts to fight corruption effectively; the national anticorruption bureau and the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor’s office, established in 2015, should intensify their work in prosecuting high-level corruption in the Government, parliament and the courts. The establishment of the separate anti-corruption court would be the right step in this direction (Poland); 116.118 Establish an impartial judicial system, including by: establishing an anti-corruption court; empowering anti-corruption institutions (such as the national anti-corruption bureau of Ukraine); and eliminating the potential for political use of the judiciary and prosecutor general’s office (United States of America); 116.119 Adopt all necessary legislative and policy measures to effectively combat corruption and related impunity. This includes the immediate creation of an independent and effective specialized anti-corruption court (Slovenia); 116.120 Take all necessary measures to establish and finance anti-corruption courts (Haiti); 116.121 Further strengthen the resources, powers and independence of the new anti-corruption bodies that will step up Ukraine’s fights against corruption (Turkey); 116.122 Complete the judicial reform and the anti-corruption policy by reforming the Prosecutor General’s Office, reforming the State Security Service according to international standards, as drawn up with the support of Euro-Atlantic institutions, and introduce, as provided for in the relevant legislation, specialized anti-corruption courts (Germany); 116.123 Revoke the amendments of March 2017 to the Law on prevention of corruption, which compel members of anti-corruption non-governmental organizations to release financial declarations (Czechia); 116.124 Adopt all necessary measures to address the concerns of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights about the extent of corruption in Ukraine and its adverse impact on the enjoyment of all human rights (Portugal); 116.125 Fully implement the reforms necessary to establish an independent, effective and transparent judicial system that would not only strengthen Ukraine’s capacity to fight corruption, but would also establish an overarching framework for upholding the rule of law and protecting fundamental rights and freedoms (Canada); 116.126 Continue to promote economic and social development, vigorously promote employment and raise people’s standards of living (China); 116.127 Enhance the development of the social security system, raise the level of social security (China); 116.128 Provide all eligible citizens with the benefits to which they are entitled, including pensions and social payments, regardless of their status as displaced persons or their place of residence in their own country (Switzerland); 116.129 Improve conditions to combat the higher rate of poverty, especially in the rural areas (Angola); 116.130 Take measures to improve access to health care, in particular with regard to combating infant and maternal mortality (Algeria); 116.131 Continue to prioritize health care in the national budget (Saudi Arabia); 19