A/HRC/24/6 118.21. Implement fully the recommendations of the OHCHR field office as a mean to contribute to the improvement of the human rights situation on the ground (Austria); 118.22. Take measures to address claims of continuing extrajudicial executions (Australia); 118.23. Address how victims of sexual violence by illegal armed groups who are not considered parties to the conflict can access appropriate reparations (Australia); 118.24. Take concrete and effective actions to implement the existing legal framework and to tackle the widespread impunity for crimes related to sexual violence (Sweden); 118.25. Undertake effective measures to fight the widespread impunity and ensure that the reform of the military criminal justice does not lead to impunity in cases of human rights violations committed by security forces (Germany); 118.26. Reinforce its efforts to end impunity concerning serious human rights violations including those perpetrated by high ranking military officers as well as those related to sexual violence against women (Republic of Korea). 119. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. III. Voluntary pledges and commitments 120. Adopt all necessary measures to combat impunity in cases of human rights violations perpetrated by any person, including members of the security forces. 121. Advance in the design of a public policy on human rights education and culture encompassing all State agencies and the general public. 122. Continue with the implementation of the recommendations of the OHCHR office in Colombia, according to their pertinence to the national reality. 123. Continue to follow up the UPR in the framework of the National System for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law. 124. Share, with States that request it, the experiences of the National Human Rights System, the comprehensive monitoring system for international recommendations on human rights (SISREDH) and the monitoring mechanism of the universal periodic review, in the framework of international cooperation. 125. Strengthen mechanisms and policies to fight trafficking in persons within the context of the national strategy and reinforce measures to address the needs of victims of this crime, including return, security, assistance and counselling. Also continue to carry out diplomatic efforts and technical cooperation initiatives with the aim of establishing or strengthening bilateral and regional mechanisms that address this transnational problem. 126. Continue to advance in the implementation of the national mechanism for visits to places of detention. 24