A/HRC/22/16 128.52. Further strengthen cooperation with the UN human rights mechanisms, particularly Special Procedures and try to respond in a timely manner to the questionnaires sent by the Special Procedures (Kazakhstan); 128.53. Strengthen the measures to eliminate all discriminatory treatment based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Argentina); 128.54. Take further steps to ensure more participation of Sri Lankan Muslims in the reconciliation process and national efforts of economic, social, and cultural integration (Egypt); 128.55. Take concrete measures in implementing the 30 percent quota for women in the nomination lists at national, provincial and local elections as pledged in the National Human Rights Action Plan (Norway); 128.56. Continue to focus on establishing and strengthening institutions of governance with a view to contributing towards adequate protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all, provisions of adequate remedies where violations occur, and zero tolerance for impunity (South Africa ); 128.57. Create a reliable investigation commission consisting of professional and independent investigators to identify, arrest and prosecute the perpetrators of the Muttur murders (France); 128.58. Create an independent mechanism to look into the issue of disappeared persons with its own unique database (France); 128.59. Publish the names and places of detention of all the imprisoned persons (France); 128.60. Take action to reduce and eliminate all cases of abuse, torture or mistreatment by police and security forces (Australia); 128.61. Adopt further measures to prevent torture and ill-treatment in particular in prison and detention centres (Czech Republic); 128.62. Establish an effective independent monitoring mechanism to investigate complaints of torture (Poland); 128.63. Carry out independent investigations into possible cases of torture as well as reprisals related to cooperation with international human rights bodies (Poland); 128.64. Determine the whereabouts of children whose fate is unknown (Uruguay); 128.65. Take action to reduce and eliminate all cases of abductions and disappearances (Australia); 128.66. Establish immediately a publicly accessible central register for all persons missing or in custody (Germany); 128.67. Establish a National Mechanism, as requested in the report of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission, in order to shed light on the fate of all disappeared persons and detained persons and to cooperate with the ICRC and the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance (Switzerland); 128.68. Maintain a public and accessible list of all detainees in the country, including those that were detained for incidents related with the armed conflict (Mexico); 24