A/HRC/43/6 127.124 Intensify efforts to strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Iraq); 127.125 Continue and further strengthen capacity-building and training of police officers, prosecutors and other law enforcement agents on the application of relevant legislation in order to address the underreporting of sexual violence and the lack of accountability (Croatia); 127.126 Provide training to law enforcement and judiciary officers in order to facilitate the effective implementation of the amended Women’s Act of 2015 (Denmark); 127.127 Intensify its efforts to address the impunity of police, security forces and correctional officers who committed extrajudicial killings, torture, beatings and ill-treatment (Myanmar); 127.128 Continue efforts to deal holistically and in a sustainable manner with four key areas of the fight against impunity, including the right to know, the right to justice, guarantees for non-repetition and the right to reparation (Switzerland); 127.129 Fully investigate, prosecute or otherwise hold accountable those individuals responsible for politically motivated killings and other serious human rights violations or abuses, including but not limited to those who may be recommended for prosecution by the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (United States of America); 127.130 Design a comprehensive judicial policy to eliminate the barriers faced by women in gaining access to justice (Zambia); 127.131 Ensure that all persons who had or were alleged to have committed offences of enforced disappearances or other grave human rights violations do not benefit from any special amnesty law (Belgium); 127.132 Strengthen transparency and accountability in public affairs, including in a response to the attacks on journalists (Croatia); 127.133 Provide the necessary support to the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission to investigate all past human rights abuses (Morocco); 127.134 Speed up the implementation of the transitional justice process, so as to advance national reconciliation (Mozambique); 127.135 Follow through on the recommendations of the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission so that those who are deemed responsible for human rights violations during the previous administration are held to account (Canada); 127.136 Guarantee the full operability and impartiality of the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission of its activities and as a precondition for the long-term stabilization of Gambia (Italy); 127.137 Fully implement the United Nations Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity (Namibia); 127.138 Take additional measures to ensure full respect for freedom of expression and association, in line with international standards, as well as to ensure an enabling environment for human rights defenders and journalists, free from acts of intimidation and reprisals (Uruguay); 127.139 Promote women’s representation in all decision-making positions, particularly in the legislative and executive branches (Timor-Leste); 127.140 Set out, publicly, steps the Government will take to ensure women’s full participation and leadership in public life (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 127.141 Continue the efforts in enhancing the representation of women in national and local institutions, including in the National Assembly (Bangladesh); 17