A/HRC/43/5 103.48 Put an end to the enforced disappearance of people, criminalize extrajudicial executions, and prosecute and punish those responsible for these crimes and offer due reparation to the victims (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 103.49 Deepen its efforts to combat extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, enforced disappearances, torture and all other acts of violence, strengthening the capacity and resources of the institutions for their investigation and punishment (Argentina); 103.50 Put in place measures to ensure that its domestic security policies and actions respect human rights, including mechanisms to prosecute human rights violations by security forces (Australia); 103.51 Abolish the death penalty for all crimes, noting that El Salvador has abolished the death penalty for ordinary crimes (Australia); 103.52 Review the policies and programmes addressing violence and the criminal acts committed by maras, with a view to adopting more effective measures to prevent killings and disappearances of children and their recruitment by criminal groups (Bulgaria); 103.53 Intensify efforts to improve detention conditions and overall reform of the operation of the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 103.54 Enhance its efforts to reduce the high levels of violence and to protect the victims (Timor-Leste); 103.55 Improve its prison conditions by ceasing the extraordinary security measures in detention facilities (Denmark); 103.56 Improve public safety through various measures, including strengthening the investigative capacity of the Attorney General’s Office, to ensure the proper investigation and prosecution of criminal cases (Japan); 103.57 Further strengthen its preventive and rehabilitative measures in combating crimes, in particular through campaigns targeting youth and the reintegration of former gang members (Republic of Korea); 103.58 Ensure that national reconciliation bills do not weaken the rights of victims, by ensuring that they do not grant amnesty for certain categories of crimes, that they do not limit prosecution to a single non-reviewable list, and that they do not include a principle of avoidance of imprisonment for the majority of cases based on age limits (France); 103.59 Adopt specific measures to prosecute and bring to justice the perpetrators of sexual violence against women and girls and guarantee the fundamental right to security and freedom (Honduras); 103.60 Create a national plan to take joint measures with the objective of investigating, prosecuting and eradicating the high rates of impunity for gender-based violence (Iceland); 103.61 Continue the reform of the judiciary and public security institutions to prevent human rights abuses perpetrated by the security forces (Luxembourg); 103.62 Strengthen transitional justice measures, in order to investigate violations undertaken during the armed conflict, and adopt a national comprehensive reparation policy to address the harm caused to victims (Morocco); 103.63 Consider adopting a law on comprehensive reparation for victims of the armed conflict (Peru); 103.64 Continue to reform the institutions of the judiciary and public security in order to prevent human rights violations by security forces (Serbia); 13