A/HRC/27/10 125.5 Accede to and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute, including by incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the ICC in investigations and prosecutions and accede to the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court (Sweden); 125.6 Ratify the Rome Statute and cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court in order, inter alia, to hold to account those responsible for crimes against humanity (Greece); 125.7 Ratify the Rome Statute and fully align its national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute (Latvia); 125.8 Adopt precise definitions of anti-State crimes, anti-Peoples crimes or crimes representing an offence against the management of the economy in the criminal code and in the criminal procedure code (Belgium); 125.9 Amend the Penal and Criminal Code to abolish generic crimes such as “activities against the State or society” (Spain); 125.10 Eliminate from the Criminal Code the crime of guilt by association (France); 125.11 Incorporate structural reforms that allow the separation of powers, establishing conditions for an independent judiciary, a multiparty political system and a National Assembly that reflects the interests of citizens at national, regional and local levels (Spain); 125.12 Consider constructively the recommendations made during this UPR and made by the commission of inquiry on human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (COI) (Italy); 125.13 Cooperate with United Nations human rights mechanisms, in particular COIs of the Human Rights Council (Costa Rica); 125.14 Acknowledge the existence of human rights violations taking place in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and act immediately on the recommendations of the COI (New Zealand); 125.15 Implement the COI’s recommendations, including those on denial of due process, reform of the prison system, abolition of the death penalty and return of abductees to their homelands (Australia); 125.16 Implement the recommendations of the COI (Latvia); 125.17 Study and start implementing the recommendations included in the report of the COI (Estonia); 125.18 Accept and faithfully implement the recommendations of the COI, especially those contained in the Human Rights Council’s resolution (Republic of Korea); 125.19 Heed the calls of the COI and Human Rights Council resolution 25/25 to end human rights violations, in particular, those that amount to crimes against humanity, and bring perpetrators to justice (Germany); 125.20 Acknowledge the human rights violations in the country and take steps to end such violations and abuses by implementing the recommendations in the COI’s final report and cooperating with the Special Rapporteur and OHCHR (United States of America); 23