A/HRC/27/10 prisoners; and clarify with full detail the fate of any disappeared persons who cannot be readily traced (Netherlands); 125.69 Put an end to the practice of people detained in prisoner camps, closing political prisoner camps and promoting the necessary reforms in the judicial system to ensure fair trial and respect for due process guarantees (Argentina); 125.70 Abolish its political prison camps, where grave human rights violations are ongoing, and release all political prisoners (Japan); 125.71 Provide international humanitarian organisations and human rights monitors access to the camps and their surviving victims (Israel); 125.72 Provide international humanitarian organizations and human rights monitors with immediate access to the prison camps and their surviving victims (Austria); 125.73 Guarantee international humanitarian organizations and human rights monitors immediate access to political prisons and other camps, as well as to their surviving victims, in order to provide primary care (Estonia); 125.74 Provide international humanitarian organisations with immediate, free and unimpeded access to all populations in need, including those held in labour camps or political prison camps (Ireland); 125.75 Ensure access of the International Humanitarian Organization to the prison camps and to other detention centers (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 125.76 Provide a fair public trial to all political prisoners and prohibit and penalize torture in the detention centers (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 125.77 Prosecute persons responsible for serious violations of human rights and ratify the Rome Statute (Switzerland); 125.78 Hold those responsible for grave, widespread and systematic violations of human rights, including crimes against humanity, accountable for their depraved actions (Canada); 125.79 End immediately reprisals against persons on the basis of “guilt by association” and the collective punishment of families of convicted criminals (Germany); 125.80 Dismantle the “inminban” neighbourhood watches, and citizen registration and denunciation systems (Canada); 125.81 Make all the necessary political reforms in order to ensure the emergence of a government through free and fair elections (Greece); 125.82 Guarantee the right to food for its citizens on an equal basis and put an end to discriminatory food rationing as a tool to control and exert pressure on its people (Czech Republic); 125.83 Stop violating the right to food and using starvation, hunger and malnutrition as a means to ensure its control over the population (Greece). 126. 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. 27