A/HRC/RES/25/37 15. Also encourages the Libyan Constitutional Assembly to ensure participation of all members of society, as far as possible, in the process of drafting the Constitution; 16. Calls upon the Government of Libya to continue to protect freedom of religion and belief according to its international obligations, and to take appropriate measures to prevent attacks against persons belonging to religious or ethnic minorities, and to prosecute the perpetrators of such attacks; 17. Urges the Government of Libya to take further steps to guarantee freedom of association and assembly by reviewing Penal Code articles that undermine freedom of association and adopting a law for civil society organizations that is in accordance with international freedom of association standards, ensures the protection of human rights defenders and that any legal limitations are necessary and proportionate, and complies with Libya’s international treaty obligations; 18. Calls upon the Government of Libya to review the Political Isolation Law and the amendment to Article No. 195 of the Penal Code of 5 February 2014 to ensure that they remain compliant with international human rights obligations and international humanitarian law; 19. Calls upon the international community to support the efforts of the Government of Libya to ensure protection of the human rights of migrants, refugees and internally displaced persons; 20. Encourages the Government of Libya to provide a framework for the engagement of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Libya; 21. Welcomes and supports the efforts made by the Government of Libya to stabilize the security situation, and urges it: (a) To maintain this process through means that include arms control, availability of arms and the reintegration into society of the armed groups currently operating outside government control; (b) To respond to significant psychosocial needs as a direct consequence of the conflict and, to process conflict-related detainees through the civil justice system; 22. Takes note of the final report of the International Commission of Inquiry on Libya,2 and encourages the Government of Libya to implement fully the recommendations contained therein; 23. Welcomes the technical support provided by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the relevant international organizations and the international community to promote the process of building a State governed by the rule of law; 24. Recognizes the efforts made by States in tracing, freezing and recovering stolen assets and the importance of effective cooperation between the international community and the Libyan authorities in this regard, taking into account the potential of the recovery of these assets in helping the Libyan authorities to improve security, development and the realization of all human rights of the Libyan people; 25. Welcomes the announcement at the Rome Conference, held on 6 March 2014, of an international partnership for Libya to monitor progress in various domains, including security, governance, the rule of law, national dialogue and transitional justice; 2 4 A/HRC/19/68.