A/HRC/29/12 96.92 Adopt follow-up actions to the national justice plan, which include administrative measures to ensure access to the justice system, training programmes, and legislative measures on safeguards to guarantee the independence of the judiciary (Mexico); 96.93 Provide adequate resources, including taking capacity-building measures, to enable the judiciary and the legal authorities to function properly (Sweden); 96.94 Urgently accelerate reforms to the justice sector in order to ensure that members of the judiciary receive adequate legal training in preparation for their assignment, and that access to courts is facilitated by ensuring that enough courts exist in all regions, as well as by taking measures to allow persons without sufficient means to also access the court system (Germany); 96.95 Continue to strengthen and promote the rule of law based on effective and accountable state institutions, through, inter alia, the reform of the defence sector and the adoption of measures to foster independence of the Judiciary (Brazil); 96.96 Continue to engage its international and regional development partners for support in the continued implementation of its defence and security sector reform initiatives, and to take initial steps to ensure that law enforcement personnel are provided with appropriate human rights education and training (Philippines); 96.97 Undertake reforms in the defence and security sectors to avoid military interference in government affairs and to create the necessary conditions to put in place the rule of law (Costa Rica); 96.98 Consolidate its justice, security and defence sector reforms to prevent the recurrence of coups d’état and ensure a sustainable constitutional order in Guinea-Bissau (Ghana); 96.99 Prosecute human rights violations committed by members of the security service and to take measures that the judiciary can work independently without being hindered by persons related to organized crime or the security sector and others (Germany); 96.100 Complete the reform of the security sector in order to ensure its conformity with international norms and to guarantee full respect of human rights by the security forces (France); 96.101 Strengthen the judiciary in order to fight against impunity and all forms of crime (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 96.102 Combat the prevailing impunity, thereby defending victims’ rights and promoting respect for human rights (Portugal); 96.103 Take the necessary measures to fight against impunity for human rights violations, regardless of who the perpetrators are (France); 96.104 Take steps to end impunity, and to bring to justice those responsible for human rights abuses or violations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 96.105 Address the serious impunity issues regarding alleged arbitrary arrests and prolonged detention of government critics (Australia); 20 GE.15-07685